FREEZE

Etymology

The term 'FREEZE' originates from Old English 'freosan' meaning 'to freeze'.

Definition

FREEZE can refer to the process of becoming congealed into ice by cold or stopping moving suddenly and becoming completely still and quiet.

Historical Context

Throughout history, freezing has been essential for food preservation and has played a crucial role in the development of refrigeration technology.

Cultural Significance

FREEZE has been used metaphorically in various contexts, such as 'freezing' in fear or 'freezing' a moment in time through photography.

Related Concepts

FREEZE is related to concepts of cold, stillness, and immobility.

See Also

• Ice
• Cold
• Stillness