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Originally Posted by Tdol  In British English 'freezing cold' is common. |
Also just
freezing. I think it'd be slightly more common to hear
It's freezing out there than
It's freezing cold out there.
Also - though perhaps rather dated -
perishing.
Also
taters (Rhyming slang - 'Taters in the mould').
And, in some dialects,
parky .
If the weather's just a bit chilly, you say
there's a nip in the air.
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