Frost | Mean of frost in English Dictionary

/ˈfrɑːst/

• Noun
• a thin layer of ice that forms on the ground, on grass, etc., when the air becomes cold
1. The grass was covered with frost.
2. light/heavy frost
3. Frost formed on the window.
• the occurrence of weather that is cold enough to cause water to freeze and frost to form
1. These plants should bloom until the first frost of the season.
2. We had an early/late frost.
3. a killing frost [=weather that is so cold that the frost kills plants]
• Verb
• to cover (something) with frost
1. The cold had frosted the windows.

• to become covered with frost
1. The windows frosted (up).
• to cover (something, such as a cake) with frosting (sense 1)
1. I have to frost the birthday cake.
• to make small strips of your hair lighter so the top layer of your hair is lighter than the rest of it
1. She frosts her bangs.