snowball
Either le blizzard or la tempête de neige
The word 'perce-neige' means snowdrop. So it's part of the cold weather vocabulary. Other appropriate terms include 'chute de neige', for 'snowfall'; 'congère', for 'snow drift'; and 'tempête de neige', for 'snowstorm'.
I suppose it is snowflake Un flocon de neige. pl : des flocons de neige
Un bonhomme de neige
boule de poils - glaires
Either le blizzard or la tempête de neige
a snowflake
Several meanings. It is a ball. Boule de neige - snowball Boule de Berlin - doughnut. La boule - a game, similar to lawn bowls or curling, played on hard ground with steel balls.
the closest would beneigeuxbut it really means snow-covered
in English
bonhomme or bonhomme de neige... I think
Pierre Serval has written: 'Une boule de neige en enfer' -- subject(s): Fiction, History
"La couleur de la neige" translates to "The color of the snow" in English. This phrase can evoke themes of purity, tranquility, or even the complexities of perception and reality, depending on the context in which it is used.
It's a SNOWMAN
Aimes-tu faire des bonhommes de neige? in French means "Do you like to make snowmen?" in English.
"une boule de viande"
'un flocon [de neige]'