snow cap , also: snowcap

Then the entire side of the mountain's snow cap fell.

In both cases the snow cap, not the rock head, was measured.

Once the glacier had an even snow cap on all sides.

The snow cap was blowing, giving the summit a misty collar.

The polar worm broke through the snow cap and reared, towering over them.

Beyond those ridge lines, even higher peaks rose dark against the blue sky except where their tops shone with snow caps.

The name "Snow Cap" was created to differentiate the pink and brown versions of the drink.

December through February, the temperature does not rise above 0 C, and the snow cap grows larger.

Sweetened condensed milk drizzled over the top is sometimes called a "snow cap."

From pictures I see that everything still looks green (well, yellowish-green) in June and just mountains get snow caps.

One of the most famous themes of the limestone-clad tower is a mountain with a snow cap.

Other transport around the resort includes horse-drawn sleighs during winter and snow caps.

Snow Cap is no longer produced.

The precipitation that hits the ground becomes runoff, which can accumulate and freeze into snow caps or glaciers.

We crane our necks, but all that is visible are desolate snow caps and tumbling glaciers.

The snow and ice thickness varies over time, making a definitive height of the snow cap impossible to determine.

Mountains towered all about him, their jagged peaks and deep snow caps reminding him of his location.

The stones around Judy's flower beds always wore white snow caps and looked like humpy little gnomes.

Overhead the stars made a clear, cold pattern, and the green round of the moon, rising above the mountains, showed snow caps like clear jade.

A small, peak-roofed house beside the iron shop was shaped like the others and wore its snow cap like the others.

This region contain a continuous transect from snow cap mountains, lowland wetlands to tropical marine environment.

At the base of the mountain, Sunday River also opened a new 66-room hotel, the Snow Cap Inn.

He stared out of the window, catching occasional glimpses of the snow caps on the Olympics and the Cascades.

Up until the mid-1990s, Kirks also produced Snow Cap, which was essentially the vanilla flavored brown version of the drink.

Two days' lift and trail pass and lodging at the Snow Cap Inn costs $54 a person, double occupancy.