Winter brings a special gift of fruits that are not only delicious but also full of important vitamins to keep us healthy during the cold months. These fruits come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, making our meals more exciting and tasty. They help our bodies fight off colds and give us the energy we need to play and study.
Our list of winter fruits is a great way for kids, students, and English learners to discover new words and learn more about the tasty treats that nature offers us in winter. So, let’s dive into the world of winter fruits and expand our English vocabulary together!
Winter Vocabulary Words
- Snow
- Ice
- Frost
- Cold
- Chilly
- Freeze
- Blizzard
- Snowflake
- Icicle
- Snowman
- Winter Solstice
- Snowstorm
- Chill
- Mittens
- Scarf
- Coat
- Boots
- Sweater
- Hat
- Fireplace
- Hot Chocolate
- Sled
- Skiing
- Snowboarding
- Ice Skating
- Frostbite
- Shiver
- Hibernate
- Thermal
- Flurry
- Glacial
- Slush
- Snowball
- Snowdrift
- Snowmobile
- Ice Fishing
- Woolen
- Quilt
- Overcoat
- Frosty
- Hearth
- Gusty
- Wind Chill
- Blanket
- Eggnog
- Yule
- Holiday
- Solstice
- Festive
- Celebration
- Gift
- Marshmallow
- Gingerbread
- Cinnamon
- Peppermint
- Pinecone
- Evergreen
- Holly
- Mistletoe
- Wreath
- Snowshoeing
- Iceberg
- Avalanche
- Polar
- Arctic
- Tundra
- Frosting
- Chilliness
- Icy
- Snow-capped
- Layering
- Knit Cap
- Snowplow
- Snowfall
- Parka
- Ice Crystal
- Windbreaker
- Sleet
- Mulled Wine
- Cabin
- Log Fire
- Wool
- Skates
- Toboggan
- Snow Angel
- Ski Goggles
- Snowsuit
- Ice Hole
- Snowbound
- Flannel
- Frostwork
- Snowmelt
Clothes For Winter Vocabulary
- Coat – Warm outerwear piece
- Jacket – Shorter than coat
- Parka – Hooded winter jacket
- Overcoat – Long, warm garment
- Trench Coat – Belted, waterproof outerwear
- Pea Coat – Short, wool coat
- Sweater – Knit, upper garment
- Cardigan – Open-front knitwear
- Pullover – Overhead knit sweater
- Hoodie – Hooded sweatshirt/jacket
- Scarf – Neck warming accessory
- Mittens – Enclosed finger gloves
- Gloves – Fingered handwear
- Beanie – Knit winter hat
- Woolen Socks – Thick, insulating socks
- Snow Boots – Insulated, waterproof footwear
- Thermal Underwear – Base layer warmth
- Leggings – Tight, stretchy pants
- Long Johns – Insulating underpants
- Quilted Jacket – Padded, stitched outerwear
- Fleece – Soft, warm fabric
- Windbreaker – Wind-resistant jacket
- Ski Suit – Insulated one-piece apparel
- Snowsuit – One-piece cold protection
- Ear Muffs – Cold ear protectors
- Balaclava – Full face covering
- Turtleneck – High collar sweater
- Cape – Draped outer garment
- Pashmina – Fine wool shawl
- Stole – Long, wide scarf
- Poncho – Waterproof over garment
- Gaiters – Lower leg protectors
- Vest – Sleeveless upper garment
- Down Jacket – Feather-filled jacket
- Ski Goggles – Eye protection gear
- Snow Pants – Waterproof trousers
- Knit Cap – Soft, stretchy hat
- Cuff Beanie – Folded rim hat
- Gloves – Hand warming cover
- Wrist Warmers – Forearm, hand warmers
- Snood – Neck, head warmer
- Leg Warmers – Stretchy leg coverings
- Muff – Hand warming tube
- Overshoes – Waterproof shoe protectors
- Ski Jacket – Insulated outer layer
- Flannel Shirt – Warm, woven top
- Mock Neck – Short collar sweater
- Insulated Boots – Warm, lined footwear
- Wool Hat – Warm headwear
- Cashmere Scarf – Soft, luxury neckwear
Winter Vocabulary List
- Bluster – Windy, noisy weather
- Brumal – Relating to winter
- Chimney – Smoke venting structure
- Deciduous – Shedding leaves annually
- Earmuffs – Ear warmth accessory
- Frigid – Extremely cold temperature
- Glacier – Massive ice body
- Hail – Frozen rain pellets
- Hearth – Fireplace floor area
- Hibernate – Dormant winter state
- Hypothermia – Dangerous cold condition
- Igloo – Snow-made shelter
- Jack Frost – Frost personification
- Nippy – Chilly, cold feeling
- Nordic – Northern, Scandinavian
- Plummet – Sharp temperature drop
- Rime – Frosty coating
- Shovel – Snow clearing tool
- Sleet – Rain and snow mix
- Slippery – Ice-induced slickness
- Snowblower – Snow removing machine
- Solstice – Shortest daylight day
- Thaw – Melt frozen things
- Tinsel – Sparkling decoration strand
- Twinkle Lights – Small decorative lights
- Wintry – Characteristic of winter
- Yule Log – Christmas ceremonial log
- Zephyr – Mild, gentle breeze
- Alpenglow – Mountain sunrise/sunset glow
- Bitter – Intense cold sensation
- Crystalline – Clear, ice-like
- Duvet – Warm, stuffed blanket
- Evergreen – Perennially green plant
- Flake – Small snow piece
- Gingerbread – Spiced, sweet treat
- Hibernate – Seasonal inactivity
- Icecap – Polar ice cover
- Jingle Bells – Musical holiday decoration
- Kaleidoscope – Changing pattern view
- Luminaria – Light festival lanterns
- Mitts – Short for mittens
- Nor’easter – Northeastern storm
- Ornament – Decorative item
- Pine – Coniferous tree
- Quilt – Bed covering
- Radiator – Heat emitting device
- Ski – Snow sliding equipment
- Toboggan – Sled type
- Uggs – Sheepskin boots brand
- Vapor – Visible moisture air
- Wassail – Spiced cider drink
- Xmas – Abbreviation for Christmas
- Yaktrax – Footwear traction aid
- Zenith – Sun highest point
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