blood-freezer
noun
A book or film imagined as capable of freezing the blood of its audience; a terrifying book or film, a blood-curdler.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in Heinrich Baumann (b. 1846).
- computer scientist
- computer software
- computer-speak
- computer trading
- computer virus
- computery
- computing
- computing power
- computistic
- computistical
- computor
- computus
- compère
- comrade
- comrade-in-arms
- comradely
- comradery
- comradeship
- Comsat
- Comstockery
- Comstock Lode
- Comte, Auguste
- Comédie-Française
- comédie humaine
- comédie larmoyante