snowed

Patricia still in snowed-under northwestern Virginia.

pressé - French Word-A-Day 2010

This week it snowed, which is a very rare occurance for December first time in 20 years, which caused some disturbance to my packing plan.

Archive 2005-12-01 Niki 2005

This week it snowed, which is a very rare occurance for December first time in 20 years, which caused some disturbance to my packing plan.

Christmas Cranberry Chocolate Roulade Niki 2005

Sitting on the beach Monday, under several layers of towels and blankets, he said he could not resist calling his snowed-in colleagues in New York and rubbing it in - sort of.

NYT > Home Page By MICHAEL BARBARO 2010

(Bog) * Habs will "set the tone" by placing the flag-waving kid somewhere he can't get "snowed" by Alex Ovechkin, which probably accomplishes nothing except disappoint a kid who wants to stand near Alex Ovechkin.

Alexander Semin and the empty net 2010

I say 'snowed' but the reason actually given was 'sludge on the pitch'.

Archive 2006-01-01 Kerron Cross 2006

I attempted to point this out in the diary but it kind of snowed under.

The Wikipedia Spaghetti Graph and the Hockey Team « Climate Audit 2006

And it must be confessed that few, seeing the appetite the boy brought to his plate of cold turkey and "snowed" potato, would have suspected him of longing for a "crust of bread and a drink of cold water."

An Australian Lassie Lilian Turner

It was now the middle of May, the period at which she wished to see how her apple-trees had "snowed," a saying of that region which expressed the effect produced beneath the trees by the falling of their blossoms.

The Jealousies of a Country Town Honor�� de Balzac 1824

It was now the middle of May, the period at which she wished to see how her apple-trees had "snowed," a saying of that region which expressed the effect produced beneath the trees by the falling of their blossoms.

An Old Maid Honor�� de Balzac 1824