cold cream (koldkrem)

A kind of cooling unguent for the skin, usually made of almond oil, spermaceti, white wax, and rose-water. cold-drawn (kõld'drân), a. Extracted without the aid of heat: applied specifically to oils expre ed from nuts, seeds, or fruits which have not been heated. Such oils are of finer quality than those which are hot-pre ed. cold-hammer (kõld'hamer), v. t. In metal working, to hammer when cold. IMG:content-0785.jpg:[blocks in formation] (c) Absence of sensual desire; frigidity; chastity. Virgin coldne . Pope , Windsor Forest, 1. 205. cold-pale (kōld'pāl), a. Cold and pale. [Rare.] Cold - pale weakne numbs each feeling part. Shak ., Venus and Adonis, 1. 892. cold-prophett, n. Same as cole - prophet . coldrickt, a. [Early mod. E. coldrycke = Sc. coldruch , codrugh , caldrekyn for * caldrik , cald , cold, + -rik (= D. -rijk = G. -reich ), a term. equiv. to -ful , lit. 'rich' (cf. D. blindrijk , very blind, doofrijk , very deaf, etc.): see rich and-ric, -rick. Cf. coldrife.] Very cold. Caldrekyn, frigorosus, & cetera. Coldrycke, or full of cold, algosus. Cath. Anglicum . Hulvet .