hoarfrost
hoar frost

She left less mark by far in the hoarfrost than a woman would have done.

He ran across the control room, which was slippery with hoarfrost.

The morning mist had left the trees covered with hoarfrost.

By morning the ground was frozen, white hoarfrost over the stubble.

But now the windows are so thick with hoarfrost that the room is dark."

As though the stones were hoarfrost and the sun had come out, the path vanished.

Moving as one, their invisible feet left their mark in the hoarfrost.

The weapons-their cases now covered with the hoarfrost that was settling on everything.

Its inside seemed to be covered in hoarfrost.

Steam rises from the hoarfrost accumulated during the night.

There was a sprinkling of hoarfrost on the walls.

Hoarfrost made patterns on the walls that teased the eyes with hints of meaning.

Her hair was thick with hoarfrost, but it soon melted and ran away in the warm air of the corridor.

Hoarfrost occurs once every 2 years on average in January or November and for just one day.

There should have been decks, block and tackle, crates covered in hoarfrost.

In the gangway it was terribly cold, with hoarfrost sparkling on the walls.

His plans were as insubstantial as hoarfrost or that memory of ice.

A thin coat of shimmering hoarfrost had transformed the surrounding hills.

The smile vanished like hoarfrost in the sun.

The search took place in hoarfrost and sunlight.

The steel plaque had been covered in ice and hoarfrost and was easy to miss.

He scratched his beard and found it had a crust of salt in it like hoarfrost.

A snapping cold wind raced over the ship and painted hoarfrost on the rigging.

Tiny beads of pale hoarfrost were already forming over the dark leathery fabric.

Blow a little warm air on hoarfrost, and it disappears; that's the ephemeral quality these pieces capture.