Winter's chill bites through bare skin.

Meaning: In winter, the cold weather can hurt your skin if you don't cover it up.

Choice of Words: Winter's is the possessive form of winter, meaning belonging to winter. Chill means a feeling of coldness. Bites means to cut or hurt with your teeth. Through means from one side to the other. Bare means without any covering. Skin is the outer layer of your body.

Alternative Expressions

Related Expressions

• Frosty air bites at exposed skin.
• Winter's chill stripped the trees bare.
• Sunlight warms my skin, chasing away the chill.
• He ate the apple in two bites.
• Crisp air bites cheeks in morning.
• Frosty air bites at cheeks.
• Sweet bites bring pure delight.
• His hunger urged quick bites.
• Autumn leaves fall, crisp air bites, nature rests.
• Crisp air bites cheeks rosy red.