What is "snowiest"

Usage examples of "snowiest".

Winter did not daunt him, and when the snows came and the foxes and ermines turned their coats to snowiest white, he was one of the rare ones who continued to go out, he and his piebald pony, a shaggy beast as gay in its coat as the city with its painting, looking out on the icy world through a shag of yellow mane and forelock that let all the world wonder whether there was a horse within it.

But plenty of people still come out from the city, even on the snowiest days, to sleigh ride or to skate on the river and the ponds, and I trust that some will come to see us.

There was no cable in the area, so her choice was limited to three stations: snow, snowier, or snowiest, and even the voices were full of static and garbled.

Her gown was a cumbersome affair of the snowiest silk, richly embroidered with threads of silver and gold.

His shirt was the snowiest white, as if it had just been freshly laundered, with a lacy jabot that spilled down over his chest, and no less than three layers of ruffles bloomed from his wrists.

She stared blankly at the figure who stood before her, resplendent in a turquoise velvet frock coat shimmering with elaborate silver embroidery, with splendid lace cuffs blooming out from the sleeves, breeches of the snowiest satin over white stockings, and delicate black shoes with diamond buckles, his head capped with a magnificent silvery white wig, his slender hand idly holding a crystal glass half-filled with brandy.

I was soon ensconced amidst the snowiest linen, with the sweet and clean odour of lavender.

Dressed in a severe black coat and breeches with the finest, snowiest of cravats, he was impossibly handsome.

He had been raised in the Iron Range of Michigan, one of the coldest, snowiest and hardest localities in the entire United States.

The whiteness of the teeth is not that of ivory, but of the snowiest and most gleaming of china.

Her delicate form was draped loosely in a robe of purest white, arranged so as to suggest rather than conceal its exquisite outline,--a silk coverlet was thrown lightly across her feet, and her head rested on cushions of the softest, snowiest satin.

January, 1794 PART I North to Canada 1 February, 1794 On the edge of the New-York wilderness In the middle of a blizzard in the second half of the hardest, snowiest winter anyone in Paradise could remember, Elizabeth Middleton Bonner, sweat soaked, naked, and adrift in burning pain, wondered if she might just die of the heat.

His shirt and cravat were of the snowiest white, his pantaloons and waistcoat of the blackest black.

There were several male and female slaves, each one definitely attractive, noticeably pale-skinned and clad in the snowiest of white linen.