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deep freeze

VERB
  1. store in a deep-freeze, as for conservation
    deep-freeze the food
NOUN
  1. temporary inactivity or suspension
    the legislation has now been revived after ten years in the deep freeze

How To Use deep freeze In A Sentence

  • the legislation has now been revived after ten years in the deep freeze
  • Mr Johnnie Walker, on the other hand, is a villainous incorporation of bloodthirsty evil as he murders cats, devours their hearts live and deep freezes their heads.
  • This is not the time to make a big to-do about our report for a few weeks, and then put it into the deep freeze.
  • Road bosses are aiming to prevent a repeat of last winter's chaos when the region is plunged into deep freeze next week.
  • Today she is sitting in a deep freeze waiting to be mounted, and the angling world is in mourning. Times, Sunday Times
  • Today virtually every household has a deep freeze where packets of sandeel, mackerel strip, crab and razorfish can be kept from the end of one season till the beginning of the next.
  • Those who own dishwashers, deep freezers, clothes dryers and microwaves can even sometimes take longer to do their chores than those who do not.
  • Opening the deep freeze is like standing on stage at the Palladium: there are that many eyes staring out at you.
  • Storage facilities like fridges and deep freezers are examined to ensure they comply with health regulations.
  • So far, winter has kept most parts of the country in the deep freeze.
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