| snowy mountain | 3.03 | It will climb a snowy mountain. | ||
| snowy field | 1.58 | Trenches bisected the snowy fields. | ||
| snowy peak | 1.51 | Mountains with pointy tops and snowy peaks. | ||
| snowy day | 1.25 | Gavin drove Nigel back one snowy January day. | ||
| snowy night | 1.25 | Snowy nights and Jedi knights. | ||
| snowy weather | 1.25 | One day from each week was excluded because of snowy weather. | ||
| snowy road | 1.05 | But snowy roads still leave me stuck. | ||
| snowy winter | 1.05 | It was a long snowy winter but worth every day. | ||
| snowy landscape | 0.79 | The mosquitoes are few, the crowds are nonexistent and the snowy landscape is breathtaking. | ||
| snowy slope | 0.79 | An exultant whoop echoed down the snowy slopes. | ||
| snowy hill | 0.72 | They slid down the snowy hill on their bellies. | ||
| snowy street | 0.72 | In one, Gearon captures her young son peeing on a snowy street in Gstaad. | ||
| snowy condition | 0.46 | Paerson bemoaned the snowy conditions. | ||
| snowy hillside | 0.46 | Horses pull carts up snowy hillsides. | ||
| snowy runway | 0.46 | Snowy runways delayed flights up to a half hour at Frankfurt International Airport. | ||
| snowy afternoon | 0.39 | It is a snowy afternoon on the Upper East Side. | ||
| snowy hair | 0.39 | His ears were tufted with snowy hair. | ||
| snowy morning | 0.39 | He is simply a nice story on a snowy morning. | ||
| snowy beard | 0.33 | As Kriss Kringle, with half-glasses and a snowy beard, Richard Attenborough is miraculously convincing. | ||
| snowy forest | 0.33 | She said the plane had been engulfed by flames, but that she had clambered out into the snowy forest through a hole. |