Frostbite

[Sarah]

The freezing, or effect of a freezing, of some part of thebody, as the ears or nose. Kane.

[Sarah]

The opposite of jungle fever. When a black person is attracted to a white person.

[Sarah]

The propensity of certain Asian men/women to feel attraction for white men/women. The converse of [yellow fever].

[Sarah]

another word for nigga only can be use for all races no discrimination

[Sarah]

When a child is addicted to Disney's Frozen. Sometimes resulting in the demasculinized acts of little boys. If you are a parent experiencing a son with frostbite, you should buy him a toy motorcycle and took set as soon as possible!

[Sarah]

Often used as burn,but it is the opposite,for humor.Usually used in a sarcastic manner.

[Sarah]

When you make out with a girl at a party and the day after she avoids you or wont talk to you much she is giving you frostbite

[Sarah]

when a girl is giving dome and accidently bites the head.

[Oralee]

when the girl [puts] [ice] in her mouth then sucks a guy off (aka [blowjob])

[Rihanna]

Injury to body tissues caused by exposure to extreme cold, typically affecting the nose, fingers, or toes and often resulting in gangrene.

[Merna]

Frostbite is a cold injury in which an area of the body is frozen.

Extreme cold may freeze tissues, destroying them and sometimes the surrounding tissues.
The area may be numb, white, swollen, blistered, or black and leathery.
The area is rewarmed in warm water as soon as possible.
Most areas heal over time, but sometimes surgery is required to remove dead tissue.

(See also Overview of Cold Injuries.)
The damage caused by frostbite results from a combination of factors. Freezing kills some cells, but others survive. Because cold causes blood vessels to narrow, tissue that is near the frozen area but not itself frozen may be damaged as a result of the decreased blood flow. Sometimes cold also causes clots to form in small blood vessels in this tissue. These clots may limit blood flow so much that the tissue dies. When blood flow returns to the affected area, the damaged tissues release a number of chemical substances that promote inflammation. Inflammation worsens the damage caused by the cold. In addition, toxic substances are released into the bloodstream as frozen tissue is warmed.
Exposure to below-freezing temperatures puts any part of the body at risk of frostbite. The risk of frostbite damage depends on how cold it is and how long the part was exposed. People at greatest risk of developing frostbite are those who have poor circulation because of diabetes or arteriosclerosis, blood vessel spasm (which may be caused by smoking, some neurologic disorders, or certain drugs), or constriction of blood flow by gloves or boots that are too tight. Exposed hands and feet and an exposed face and ears are most vulnerable. Contact with wetness or metal accelerates freezing and is particularly dangerous.

[Rihanna]

Slang For [Diamond] Teeth [Grillz].
(Ice Is Slang For [Diamonds], Hence the term Frostbite