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the state where time stops and a Disney empire never does
means Turned solid by cold, or held perfectly still and unable to move, act, or change.
from From Old English "frēosan," to freeze, with "frozen" as its past participle — a word with deep Germanic roots, a cousin of Dutch "vriezen" and German "frieren," and further back tied to a Proto-Indo-European root meaning to burn or freeze (the two extremes sharing the same shock to the skin). For centuries it meant simply ice-bound water; only later did it stretch to stalled computers, halted accounts, and people rooted to the spot in fear.
- box office
- first animated film to gross over a billion
- let it go
- won an Oscar and conquered every car ride
- frozen water
- expands instead of shrinks, cracking pipes worldwide
- cryonics
- hundreds of bodies wait frozen for a future thaw
- absolute zero
- the coldest point, where atoms nearly stop
frozen 2013 disney film — disney animated movie that became highest-grossing animated film with $1.28 billion worldwide box office
frozen grand central terminal — 2007 art installation by steve mann where 207 people froze in place simultaneously at grand central terminal, nyc