Froze [verb]

An ominous rumbling jerked her eyes upward and she saw a sight that almost froze the blood in her veins.

It checked the curses on the other's thick lips; it froze Harkness to a rigid statue in the darkness of his little room.

The worst of it is, that the Baltic will soon be froze up, and that it must be late next year before they can get to America.

It was a bitterly cold night, and his hands almost froze to the gun-barrel when he touched it.

The farmer's well froze over on three occasions, and it had never frozen before, so he declared.

She rolled over, giving a cry that froze my heart; and I saw her dying, still looking at me without anger.

The severity of the weather increased, and the river froze over on the morning of the 3d.

As the man froze in instant death Kent saw that it was Marta who had struck him from behind.

You see no girl whom I knew—very well—seemed to care a hang whether I froze to death or not.

After a while all sound died away, and a slow horror stole over me—a horror that froze the little net-work of veins in every limb.