different between frosted vs froshed

English

Etymology

frost +? -ed

Pronunciation

Adjective

frosted (comparative more frosted, superlative most frosted)

1. Covered in frost; frosty.

   Eiswein is made from frosted grapes.

2. Appearing to be covered in frost.

   She installed frosted windows, since there was a clear view of her bathroom from her neighbor's bedroom.

3. Damaged by frost.

   Frosted fruit will be unsalable.

4. (slang) Extremely intoxicated.

   I was so frosted after drinking that 12-pack.

Synonyms

• (covered in frost): frosty, frostbound, rimed
• (appearing to be covered in frost):
• (damaged by frost): frostbitten
• (extremely intoxicated): See Thesaurus:drunk

Noun

frosted (plural frosteds)

1. A kind of milkshake made with ice cream.
   • 1957, Dorothy Erskine, Patrick Dennis, The Pink Hotel (page 49)

     They had continued to laugh at the milk bar, tasting in the chocolate frosteds the unlikely flavor of Mr. Mather's turpitude.

   • 1970, CSA Super Markets (volume 46, page 106)

     Opening with standard flavors and moving quickly to grape, raspberry, blueberry, cinnamon, apple and the frosteds, the variety is putting many chains in a one-out-for-every-one-in frame of mind.

Anagrams

• defrost

English

Verb

froshed

1. simple past tense and past participle of frosh