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The phrase "Jack Frost nips at your nose" personifies winter, suggesting that the cold weather can be sharp and biting, much like a playful, mischievous character. It evokes the feeling of chilly air causing a tingling sensation on exposed skin, particularly the nose. This imagery is often used in literature and song to convey the essence of winter's crispness and the joy that comes with it.
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Who nips at your nose?
Jack Frost
Who nips at your nose in the christman song?
jack frost
Who nips on your nose and paints pictures on your window?
Jack Frost
Can You give an example of a sentence using Jack Frost?
Jack Frost is nipping at your nose!
Who is nipping at your nose when you go outside for Christmas?
From the song "The Christmas Song" also known as: Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire, it is Jack Frost nipping at your nose.
Where does Jack Frost live?
Jack Frost lives 'on the wind', which explains how he is able to 'nip at your nose'.
Where does Frost live?
Jack Frost lives 'on the wind', which explains how he is able to 'nip at your nose'.
Who is nipping at you nose when you go outside in winter?
From the song "The Christmas Song" also known as: Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire, it is Jack Frost nipping at your nose.
Who is nipping at your nose when you go outside in winter?
Jack Frost is nipping at your nose when you go outside for winter.
Who is nipping at your nose you go outside in winter.?
Jack Frost is nipping at your nose when you go outside for winter.
Who nipping at your nose when you go outside at winter?
Jack Frost is nipping at your nose when you go outside for winter.
Jack frost nipping at your nose?
yuletide carols being sung by a choir
