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Snowbound

adjective

Confined or shut in by heavy snow.

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"Snowbound" Quotes from Famous Books

... Pierre then, for even into the snowbound seclusion of the north country the shadow of the name of Diaz had gone. He could not remember just what they were, but he seemed to recollect grim tales through which that ...

— Riders of the Silences • Max Brand

... of ours. His hymns are part of our religious equipment. "Snowbound" and all the rest of the beautiful, quiet, Quaker-like writing of this beloved poet are among our national assets. We join in his sorrow as he writes the doom of Webster and his fame, and we do not wonder that he chose for ...

— The Greatest English Classic A Study of the King James Version of • Cleland Boyd McAfee

... the city. Both were cosmopolitan, democratic, tragic, light-hearted, many-faceted. Both were careless and big and easy and roomy. Both had a great freedom about them. And what a freedom the city had!—nothing snowbound here, but invitation, shops open, cars gliding, the millions transported back and ...

— The Nine-Tenths • James Oppenheim

... had to go away for three weeks. I was snowbound in Massachusetts for several days; then I had to go to Montreal on urgent business. Julia went to the city to visit her mother while I was away, so we had no news ...

— Shandygaff • Christopher Morley

Words linked to "Snowbound" : confined