In the photos, the impression of frozen loop stitch is clearly visible in the skin of Mallory's feet, frozen for sure but showing no signs of frostbite.

ECONOMIST: Madness and its men

Her skin was so frozen she did not feel the grit of the beach against her cheek.

NPR: Excerpt: 'The Assassins Gallery'

Unable now to meet the occasion, Husna followed the conversation from face to face, the skin around her mouth taut, as if frozen.

NEWYORKER: In Other Rooms, Other Wonders

She applied a vibrating massager and a bag of frozen peas to the arm of her 7-year-old son Max, then rolled over his skin a small metal wheel used by neurologists to test sensitivity.

WSJ: Tactics to Spark Creativity

Sometimes adults were uncomfortable with Lisette because they thought she was smirking, but it was just the skin around her left eye, the eye socket that had been shattered and repaired, and the frozen look of that part of her face because some of the nerve muscles were dead.

NEWYORKER: I.D.