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snowed

British  
/ snəʊd /

adjective

  1. slang under the influence of narcotic drugs

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Example Sentences

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“We were snowed in and iced in for three days at our house,” she said.

From Los Angeles Times

It snowed yesterday, and the trees are frosted with ice.

From Literature

Hundreds of schools have been closed, many roads were impassable, and some people in rural areas have been snowed in for more than a week.

From BBC

Tuesday may sound a long way away but this time last week I would never have thought that this week we would still be snowed in.

From BBC

On Boxing Day, he said it snowed so much, his instruments were buried.

From BBC