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snows

SaySNOHZUS/snoʊz/UK/snəʊz/

5 meanings of snows

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  1. 1
    verb
    Third-person singular simple present of snow. Use this form with he, she, or it, usually "it."

    It snows heavily in the mountains almost every winter.

    Whenever it snows, the children rush outside to play.

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  2. 2
    noun
    Plural of snow. Use it to talk about snow falling at different times or places.

    The deep snows of winter covered the whole valley.

    Heavy snows blocked the mountain passes for several weeks.

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  3. 3
    nouncolloquialpluralabbreviationclipping
    Short, informal word for snow tires: tires made for driving on snow and ice.

    Dad put the snows on the car before the first big storm.

    We keep a set of snows in the garage all winter.

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  4. 4
    nounplural
    The icy regions at the top and bottom of the world, where snow never fully melts.

    Like the white caps you see at the very top and bottom of a globe.

    The explorers spent two long years crossing the southern snows.

    Few creatures can survive in the frozen northern snows.

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Less common meaning

  1. 5
    noundatedplural
    An old, poetic name for a woman's pale breasts.

    The poem compared her snows to fresh winter drifts.

    He wrote of her snows with bashful, careful praise.

    Similarbreasts, bosom

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snows is a form of snow

snow, verb: To fall from the sky as white frozen flakes, used with the word 'it'. Full entry

Forms
snowsnows he/she/itsnowing -ing formsnowed past tense, past participle
Spelling
snow → snows: add -s

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Origin

From "snow" plus "-s," the ending used to make plurals of nouns and the he/she/it present form of verbs.