What is another word for hoarfrosts?
Pronunciation: [hˈɔːfɹɒsts] (IPA) 
Hoarfrosts, also known as white frost or frozen dew, are a type of frost that forms due to the process of sublimation. Synonyms for hoarfrosts include rime, ice crystals, frozen dewdrops, and feathery frost. Rime is a type of hoarfrost that forms when supercooled water droplets freeze onto surfaces. Ice crystals are another type of hoarfrost that look like tiny, delicate snowflakes. Frozen dewdrops occur when dew on surfaces freezes overnight, creating a thin layer of frost. Finally, feathery frost is a type of hoarfrost that looks like delicate feathers and typically forms on vegetation and other organic surfaces. Regardless of the type of hoarfrost, they all create a beautiful, winter wonderland-like landscape.
