A Winter Sportsman May Fall Back On It Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 14-11-2023
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- A winter sportsman may fall back on it
- Blizzard’s contents
- Cold downfall
- Falling flakes
- Frozen flakes
- Ice crystals
- Icy crystal flakes

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