frostbitten

After a long time he found the structure they had built for working with the frostbitten men.

"Two frostbitten feet and a fracture of the left arm."

Frostbitten skin may be more sensitive after the cold injury.

For her trouble, she got a frostbitten thumb and a terrific photograph.

Unless absolutely necessary, do not walk on frostbitten feet or toes.

Take the time his frostbitten fingers were playing up.

We would be hitched within months, in the middle of a frostbitten Minnesota winter.

The boy was hospitalized in fair condition with frostbitten toes.

Let the frostbitten area soak for about 30 minutes, or until it gets soft and flexible.

I was standing on the outer edge of the Johnson's frostbitten lawn.

Don't walk on frostbitten toes or feet unless you absolutely have to.

Brianna's face had lost its frostbitten look; she was pink around the edges.

Don't rub the frostbitten area with snow or massage it at all.

Frostbitten skin may get pale, white, blue, or gray, and can be unusually cold to the touch.

Losing a frostbitten limb won't earn you a place in this book.

I reached out my frostbitten hands and lifted the typewriter up with tremendous effort.

Hundreds of schoolchildren were treated for frostbitten hands, noses and ears.

For example, use your armpit to warm frostbitten fingers.

Warming and then re-exposing the frostbitten area to cold air can cause worse damage.

Frostbitten skin is numb and can get burned easily.

With black, frostbitten fingers, Griffin clawed at the deck, trying to hold himself back.

They sleep huddled together, which does not prevent some of them waking up with frostbitten toes.

Meg sighed, and turned to the frostbitten garden again.

Rebeka passed one girl crying over her blackened frostbitten hands.