Being extremelycold, snowy, or havingotherproperties of extreme winter associated with the Arctic. (adjective)
A warm waterproofovershoe. (noun)
Examples of word arctic
This attempted suicide scene at the arctic is at the beginning of the game, as well.
'It's what they call the arctic regions,' said Celestina.
The average winter temperature in the arctic is something like - 40C.
Similar declines in arctic sea ice reportedly occurred at the turn of the 20th century, when the Northwest passage was also navigable, and during the 1940s.
(But then, for some reason I've always found spooky stories set in arctic climes to be particularly effective.) 2: 27 PM
Even as they killed them to extinction, the sea cows drifted and swam in arctic waters unafraid of the stranded men.
The term "indigenous" in this context excludes long-term arctic residents not of indigenous descent, implies that all indigenous persons hold this knowledge, and emphasizes ancestry over experience.
“Take the cold tolerance of bacteria that thrive in arctic ice, add the ultraviolet resistance of tomato plants growing high in the Andes mountains, and combine with an ordinary plant.”
In tropical countries, the buds unguarded by bracts like our own are said to be much darker; and in arctic regions, the young leaves are also said to be of a darker color.