wind-chill factor , also: windchill factor
wind chill

The muscles of her body sagged slightly as the wind chilled them.

The cold wind coming in from the sea had the taste of salt to it and chilled his skin into a red glow.

The wind on his wet clothes was chilling him to the bone.

He had broken into a sweat during the hard climb, and the wind chilled him.

But the cold wind was slowly chilling their bones.

A small cold wind sprang up suddenly, chilled their necks and passed.

He got out, and the wind chilled him to the bone in the first second outside the Mustang.

The wind chilled me but I was already as cold as ice inside.

The wind battered at them and chilled their faces numb.

A wind came up, chilled them, and was gone.