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The phrase "cold to the touch" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "The frozen ice cream was cold to the touch."
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His son, Kameron, 17, was already cold to the touch.
She was creepily cold to the touch, creepily stiff.
It's good insulation, not at all cold to the touch.
He was not breathing, had no pulse and was cold to the touch.
They were two inches in diameter and cold to the touch.
In late fall, its polished surface became quite cold to the touch.
But there are elements of Brexit that are visceral and cold to the touch.
But Clinton had to defend an administration that was cold to the touch.
Once the glass is very cold to the touch, discard the ice and water.
"Because it's a cold country and it's cold to the touch".
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Another kayaker in the group, an EMT, described her as "blue, waxy, no heartbeat, no breathing, cold-to-the-touch dead".
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