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Definition of "new-fallen" []

  • Newly or recently fallen: as, new-fallen snow.

The Century Dictionary (Public Domain)

Use "new-fallen" in a sentence
  • "The trail was heavy with new-fallen snow, and they had come far, and the runners, burdened with flint-like quarters of frozen moose, clung tenaciously to the unpacked surface and held back with a stubbornness almost human."
  • "Some of those pines are green, their branches holding new-fallen snow."
  • "They can even determine if snow on the ground is new or old -- dirtier, older snow is less reflective than new-fallen snow."
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