ঠান্ডা, ঠাণ্ডা, শীত, সর্দি, শৈত্য, কফ, সরদি, জাড়
ঠাণ্ডা, শীতল, শীত, উদাসীন, হিম, অনুষ্ণ, শৈত্যপূর্ণ, উত্সাহশূন্য, অনাসক্ত
(1) Having a low or inadequate temperature or feeling a sensation of coldness or having been made cold by e.g. ice or refrigeration.
(2) Extended meanings; especially of psychological coldness; without human warmth or emotion.
(3) Having lost freshness through passage of time.
(4) (color.
(5) Marked by errorless familiarity.
(6) Lacking originality or spontaneity; no longer new.
(7) So intense as to be almost uncontrollable.
(8) Sexually unresponsive.
(9) Without compunction or human feeling.
(10) Feeling or showing no enthusiasm.
(11) Unconscious from a blow or shock or intoxication.
(12) Of a seeker; far from the object sought.
(13) Lacking the warmth of life.
(14) Used of physical coldness.
(15) Extended meanings.
(16) Especially of psychological coldness.
(17) Without human warmth or emotion.
(18) (color) giving no sensation of warmth.
(19) No longer new.
(20) Uninteresting.
(21) Of a seeker.
(22) Far from the object sought 1.
(23) Chilly.
(24) Freezing.
(25) Aloof.
(26) Unresponsive.
(1) A mild viral infection involving the nose and respiratory passages (but not the lungs.
(2) The absence of heat.
(3) The sensation produced by low temperatures.
(4) A mild viral infection involving the nose and respiratory passages (but not the lungs).
(5) Frigid conditions.
(1) His fingers tightened around Xavier's hand and Xavier could feel the cold fear in his blood.
(2) It's a cold and clinical design that has none of the warmth and charm of its predecessor.
(3) I had to wait for the right moment to use a move I was sure would knock him out cold .
(4) They tracked down other train passengers who said she arrived at Delhi but there the trail runs cold .
(5) Then as quick as it had came, confusion transformed into cold fear as she turned to the stranger.
(6) Salmon marine survival rates are known to be very poor in winters of particularly cold sea temperatures.
(7) Tea is almost always consumed hot, as people in Kazakhstan think that drinking cold beverages will make one sick.
(8) Christmas eve, there is a cold wind, the temperatures in the desert dip below freezing.
(9) If she gets a cold she coughs for two days and it stops after this whether we give her medicine or not.
(10) The poor sap never even knew what hit him, since the blow knocked him out cold .
(11) Usually this would have knocked a normal man out cold , but Paul was obviously not normal.
(12) King Sila was a hard, stern man with cold blue eyes and dark hair, flecked with grey.
(13) I'm sure most GMs know the cold horror of watching from behind your screen as the group charge off after an irrelevant plot point.
(14) This evening neither one of them was in the least inclined to brave the cold .
(15) I was on the fag end of an extended cold , unshaven, lacking decent sleep and possibly a little dehydrated.
(16) Really, she'll be out cold for at least another couple of hours.
(17) The panther smiled; it had been a long stern chase, with several trails gone cold .
(18) Most of the abductees never return and the trail grows cold .
(19) It seems that one time a golf ball struck by Mr Hastings landed straight on some unfortunate man's head, knocking him out cold for a few minutes.
(20) His eyes opened, revealing cold blue orbs, sparkling with an inner light.
chilly
unfriendly
dusty
cold-blooded
frigid
common cold
low temperature
coldness
ardent
blazing
boiling
burning
fervent
fervid
fiery
glowing
hot
igneous
molten
scalding
scorching
sultry
torrid
Hot
Hotness
Warm
Animated
Ardent
Eager
Enthusiastic
Excited
Fervid
Friendly
Interested
Sympathetic
Zealous
Heat
Warmth
The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 20
I took some cold medicine to-- (GASPS)
Westworld Season 2, Episode 9
I remember worrying you were cold.
Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 6
I knelt beside his cold body and said the old words.
Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 5
The cold won't beat them.
Game of Thrones Season 5, Episode 1
You're not cold, my lady?
