hoar

• Adjetivo anticuado que describe algo gris o blanco por la edad, especialmente el cabello o la escarcha.

An archaic adjective describing something that is gray or white with age, especially hair or frost.

1. White or gray with ageC2formalbritish

   Describing something, especially hair or frost, that is white or gray due to age or cold.

   Canoso o blanco por la edad

   • The old man's hoar beard was a sign of his many years.
   • The hoar frost covered the grass in the early morning.
   • Her hoar hair was a testament to a long life.

   Sinónimosagedfrostygraygrizzledhoarysilverysnowywhite

• Sustantivo que designa la escarcha o una capa blanca similar a la escarcha, usado a menudo en contextos poéticos para describir la apariencia blanca de algo, especialmente el cabello o un paisaje invernal. En inglés moderno, la palabra es en gran medida arcaica o literaria.

A noun referring to frost or a white, frost-like coating, often used poetically to describe the white appearance of something, especially hair or landscape in winter. The word is largely archaic or literary in modern English.

incontable

1. C2formalbritish

   White frost that forms on surfaces when the temperature drops below freezing, often used in poetic contexts.

   Escarcha blanca

   • The morning grass was covered in a delicate hoar.
   • Hoar glistened on the windowpane at dawn.
   • The old poet wrote of the hoar settling on the fields.

   Sinónimosfrosthoarfrostrime