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frig·id / ˈfrijid/ • adj. very cold in temperature: frigid water. ∎ (esp. of a woman) unable or unwilling to be sexually aroused and responsive. ∎ showing no friendliness or enthusiasm; stiff or formal in behavior or style: Henrietta looked back with a frigid calm.DERIVATIVES: fri·gid·i·ty / frəˈjidətē/ n.frig·id·ly adv.frig·id·ness n.
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