to break the ice - To make people who have not met before feel more relaxed with each other/ to make an awkward situation feel more relaxed. , to be the tip of the iceberg - A small, noticeable part of a problem that is actually much bigger than it seems., to be snowed in - When it snows so heavily that you can't leave your house., a cold snap - A short period of very cold weather. , to be snowed under - Overwhelmed or burdened with a large amount of work or responsibilities., to be as pure as the driven snow - Refers to a person who is very innocent and good. , to be on thin ice - Being in a risky or uncertain situation where one wrong move or decision could have negative consequences., to put something on ice - To postpone or delay something for later., to freeze up - To become frightened and anxious, and be unable to move, speak, or continue with something., to wrap up - To dress warmly, usually by wearing multiple layers of clothes. ,
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Idioms about snow and ice.
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