The phrase "a thing of cold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that embodies or represents coldness, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "The winter landscape was a thing of cold, with frost covering every surface and the air biting at my skin."
Alternatives: "an embodiment of cold" or "a manifestation of coldness".
The circle is a thing of cold perfection,.
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By R. P. Lister The New Yorker, May 13 , 1961P. 143 The circle is a thing of cold perfection, View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz By John Cassidy.
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– for like exactly one second, before you try and sleep in the same room as one and it clunks and whirrs and emits a small blue light, and sleep is just a fantasy, now, you will never sleep again; and plus, at the end of year the halls administration sends you a bill for all the extra electricity you managed to use just to keep half a thing of halloumi cold.
If you were to dismiss the Alger Hiss case as a thing of history, an iconic Cold War drama with little resonance today, you would be deeply, terribly wrong.
Dartmouth College engineering professor Victor Petrenko has developed a deicing technology that runs off a car battery-potentially making that bit of cold drudgery a thing of the past.
We strongly believe that the only sustainable solution is investment to increase the energy efficiency of our housing stock so cold homes become a thing of the past".
The Cold War is a thing of past, the era of acute ideological confrontation of the two countries is a thing of remote past, is a vestige of the past.
"We firmly believe that the only sustainable solution to the scourge of fuel poverty and escalating energy prices is a major overhaul of our poorly insulated housing, to ensure that cold homes are a thing of the past.
"All day," Groff writes, "the secret icicle sits inside him, his own thing, a blade of cold, and it makes Bit feel brave to think of it".
