Snow deep.

Meaning: This means that there is a lot of snow on the ground. It's like saying, The snow is very thick.

Choice of Words: Snow is a common noun that refers to the white substance that falls from the sky in cold weather. Deep is an adjective that means extending far down from the top or surface. When you put them together, 'Snow deep' means that the snow on the ground is thick or has built up to a significant height.

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• The snow was so deep, they could make a snow fort.
• The snow was so deep, they had to dig a path to the front door.
• The snow was so deep, it reached up to their knees.
• The snow was deep and powdery.
• The snow was so deep it reached their knees.
• The snow was so deep that it was difficult to walk through.
• Snow angels in the fresh snow.
• The snow angels lay sleeping in the snow.
• Children make snow angels in the fresh snow.
• Children make snow angels in the fluffy white snow.