'very freezing' is not technically correct or usable in written English, as "freezing" is a verb and not an adjective.
However, a similar phrase that would be correct and usable in written English would be "very cold". For example: "It's very cold outside today; I definitely need to wear a coat."
Some of them work on big shows and they get very frozen because, in the industry, they have to produce.
Vine user and Iowa resident ADub decided to discover the answer for all of us recently when he got on a ladder and jumped off onto his very frozen trampoline.
This candy is very "freeze" friendly if it's for a special event and you need to make it ahead of time.
Thora Birch, who was Kevin Spacey's unhappy daughter in "American Beauty," is paler than one of Dracula's victims; she has short black hair and large glasses with square black frames, and she holds herself very still, freezing her round face into a malignant stare of disbelief whenever she hears anything she doesn't like (i.e., whenever she hears anything at all).
Energy sources should allow very fast freezing to improve penetration of the cold in the tissue.
It keeps very well frozen or in a preserving jar in the fridge for a month or so.
I'm very much frozen emotionally — that's how it is to be an adult; it wouldn't work if the world was as close at it was in childhood — but in music, everything is melting.
Most everything continues increasing in price from month to month … including household cleansers such as dish detergent, which costs more than before and is now very diluted; frozen (processed) food is still cheap, when on sale.
This makes freezing very unlikely.
Mara Parmegia, passenger "We were very scared and freezing because we were at dinner so everyone was in evening wear.
