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Snow-covered   /snoʊ-kˈəvərd/   Listen
Snow-covered

adjective
1.
Covered with snow.  Synonyms: snow-clad, snowy.  "Snow-covered roads" , "A long snowy winter"






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"Snow-covered" Quotes from Famous Books



... blew down sharply from the mountain, still snow-covered, and struck at her like a sword. She turned and went back shivering, ...
— The Brimming Cup • Dorothy Canfield Fisher

... and Rita did not go to the door. Dic met Mr. Bays at the gate, paused for a word of greeting, and plunged into the snow-covered forest, while the words "during the last four months" rang in his ears with a ...
— A Forest Hearth: A Romance of Indiana in the Thirties • Charles Major

... until long after dark, when we reached a small inlet that sets in near the mouth of Glacier Bay, on the west side. Here we made a cold camp on a desolate snow-covered beach in stormy sleet and darkness. At daybreak I looked eagerly in every direction to learn what kind of place we were in; but gloomy rain-clouds covered the mountains, and I could see nothing that would give me a clue, while Vancouver's chart, hitherto a faithful guide, ...
— Travels in Alaska • John Muir

... and peppers, vineyards, and the cultivation about the villas is repeated in all directions. The Americans have not the art of making houses or a land picturesque. The traveller is enthusiastic about the exquisite drives through these groves of fruit, with the ashy or the snow-covered hills for background and contrast, and he exclaims at the pretty cottages, vine and rose clad, in their semi-tropical setting, but if by chance he comes upon an old adobe or a Mexican ranch house in the country, he has emotions of ...
— Our Italy • Charles Dudley Warner

... Portage had lost all claim to its name for the present. The river which rushed in summer with a roar over the rocks in rapids was absolutely silent now, and the rocks were merely snow-covered hummocks. The river above was frozen, there was no water to run down, and all the resonant echoes were dumb. The silence and the brightness suited Katherine's mood. She hurried on in front, so that even the shouts of Miles to the ...
— A Countess from Canada - A Story of Life in the Backwoods • Bessie Marchant


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