snow sweeper (snoswe"per)

A snow-plow combined with a street-sweeping machine for clearing snow from a horse-car track. snow-track (snō'trak), n. 1. The footprints or track of a person or an animal going through snow.-2. A path or pa age made through snow for persons coming and going. snow-water (snō'water), n. [ME. snaw water; The ter thet mon schet for his emcristenes sunne is inemned snaw - water for hit melt of the nec he horte swa deth the snaw to-zeines the sunne. Old Eng. Hom . (ed. Morris, E. E. T. S.), 1st ser., p. 159. snow-white (snō'hwit), a . [ sneeuwwit = MLG. snēwhit = MHG. snēwiz, G. schneewei = Icel. snæhvītr, snjõhvitr = Sw. snöhvit = Dan. snehvid ), as snāw , snow, + hwit , white: see snowl and white .] White as snow; very white. IMG:content-1429.jpg:[graphic] IMG:content-1430.png:[graphic] And than hir sette Upon an hors, snow - whyt and wel ambling. Chaucer, Clerk's Tale, 1. 332. Why are you sequester'd from all your train, Dismounted from your snow- white goodly steed? Shak ., Tit. And., ii. 3. 76. snow-wreath (snō'reth), n. A snow-drift. [Scotch.] Was that the same Tam Linton that was precipitated from the Ban Law by the break of a snaw wreathe? Blackwood's Mag., XIII. 320.