freeze (on)to (something)

To adhere to something through the act of freezing. Is it true that my tongue could freeze to a telephone pole in this cold weather?

freeze (on)to something

[for something] to touch something very cold and freeze hard and fast to it. My hand froze to the railing. The branch froze onto the side of the house.

词组	freeze (on)to (something)
释义	freeze (on)to (something) freeze (on)to (something) To adhere to something through the act of freezing. Is it true that my tongue could freeze to a telephone pole in this cold weather? See also: freeze Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. freeze (on)to something [for something] to touch something very cold and freeze hard and fast to it. My hand froze to the railing. The branch froze onto the side of the house. See also: freeze McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: freeze to froze frozen freeze on a freeze on (something) brass monkeys freeze (one's) wages freeze wages wage put the freeze on (someone or something)
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