ˈcold ˌframe noun [C]
► F0 a glass or plastic box, with a top which can be left open, into which young plants are put for a short time, especially in order to help them grow faster or to protect them from cold weatherSee picture: cold frame 
Thesaurus+: ↑Garden buildings and structures
- ↑Describing and telling stories
- ↑Describing angles, lines and orientations
- ↑Describing bad weather
- ↑Describing good weather
- ↑Describing handwriting and print
- ↑Describing medical treatment generally
- ↑Describing movement towards
- ↑Describing people who are old
- ↑Describing people who are young
- ↑Describing people with the same qualities
- ↑Describing qualities of sound
- ↑Describing qualities of the human voice
- ↑Describing size and quantity
- ↑Describing the leading position
- ↑Describing things that cause fear
- ↑Describing when something happened or will happen
- ↑Descriptions of animal (non-human) markings
- ↑Deserts, prairies and wildernesses
- ↑Deserving and deserved
- ↑Destroying and demolishing
- ↑Detailed and careful
- ↑Deteriorating and making worse
- ↑Detonation and bombardment
- ↑Devils
- ↑Diets and dieting