| It's found in rinks and drinks | 34 |
| How "Cold" girls were to Foreigner | 44 |
| Hotel amenity often near the elevator | 37 |
| Goes w/Cinderella's "Fire" | 40 |
| Eldridge Cleaver's "Soul on __" | 45 |
| Denverite's December driving danger | 39 |
| Cool stuff hidden in eight puzzle answers | 41 |
| Cleaver's "Soul on ___" | 37 |
| Cinderella "Fire and ___" | 35 |
| Black ___ (winter highway hazard) | 33 |
| "You're as cold as ___" (Foreigner) | 49 |
| "You're as cold as ___" | 37 |
| "The Thin ___" Pink Floyd | 35 |
| "Soul on ___": Cleaver | 32 |
| "March of the Penguins" milieu | 40 |
| "Green ___" (best seller by Browne) | 45 |
| "Fire and ___," Frost poem | 36 |
| ''Fire and ___'' by Robert Frost | 48 |
| ''___ Station Zebra'' | 37 |
| Time period that shaped the Great Lakes | 39 |
| 2002 movie with Manny the Mammoth | 33 |
| When the Great Lakes were formed | 32 |
| It happened back in cold-en days | 32 |
| Animated film with Manny the mammoth | 36 |
| When modern elephants first appeared | 36 |
| The Pleistocene Epoch, familiarly | 33 |
| The current one peaked 20,000 years ago | 39 |
| Period when Long Island was formed | 34 |
| It occurred during the Pleistocene epoch | 40 |
| Hit 2002 film with talking sloths | 33 |
| Film with the acorn-chasing Scrat | 33 |
| Film featuring a mammoth named Manny | 36 |
| Animated film series with the mammoth Manny | 43 |
| They lead to major topographical changes | 40 |
| Periods in stark contrast to global warming | 43 |
| Periods in contrast to global warming | 37 |
| Colds that don't go away for a long time | 44 |
| Tool with a spike, adze, and pick | 33 |
| Climbing tool for frozen surfaces | 33 |
| Cliff climber's crevice creator | 35 |
| Alcoholic product popularized in the 90's | 45 |
| Hard-to-get-to-know person, so to speak | 39 |
| Emotionally cold person, informally | 35 |
| They're tracked by Canada's Radarsats | 45 |
| Shipping hazards in the North Atlantic | 38 |
| Wind-driven vehicle with runners | 32 |
| Solitary confinement cell, in slang | 35 |
| Getting-to-know-you party activity | 34 |
| "What's your sign?" perhaps | 41 |
| Covers found at Mars's poles | 32 |
| It can give some people a headache | 34 |
| Product previously purveyed in a parlor | 39 |
| "It Was a Good Day" rapper | 36 |
| Rapper in the film "21 Jump Street" | 45 |
| Provided first aid for, in a way | 32 |
| "The Dark Saga" ___ Earth | 35 |
| "Night of the Stormrider" ___ Earth | 45 |
| "Burnt Offerings" ___ Earth | 37 |
| ___ out (having lots of diamonds) | 33 |
| Stranded by winter weather, perhaps | 35 |
| Like some trapped airport passengers | 36 |
| Immobilized by a winter storm, perhaps | 38 |
| Drink popularized at the 1904 World's Fair | 46 |
| Drink often served with a lemon twist | 37 |
| Brewed drink often served with lemon | 36 |
| Needed a coating of heated propylene glycol, say | 48 |
| Got dangerous, as a road, perhaps | 33 |
| Became a winter hazard, as a road | 33 |
| Frozen drink company with a polar bear mascot | 45 |
| Product created by a Kansas Dairy Queen owner | 45 |
| Company with a cool-looking logo? | 33 |
| Beverage with brainfreeze potential | 35 |
| Maker of the frozen drink Arctic Blast | 38 |
| Maker of the Arctic Blast frozen drink | 38 |
| It might come with a spoon straw | 32 |
| Frozen drink with a polar bear mascot | 37 |
| Drink company with a polar bear mascot | 38 |
| Drink brand with a polar bear mascot | 36 |
| Drink brand symbolized by a polar bear | 38 |
| Chilly drink whose first flavor was cola | 40 |
| Brand that offers the Arctic Blast | 34 |
| Brand that may cause brain freeze | 33 |
| Traditional 12/31 activity in rural Quebec | 42 |
| Seal's resting place, perhaps | 33 |
| Polar bear's resting spot, perhaps | 38 |
| Weather phenomenon also known as pogonip | 40 |
| Atmospheric phenomenon during low temperatures | 46 |
| Trap during a winter storm, maybe | 33 |
| Keep a ship from leaving port, maybe | 36 |
| Block due to cold weather, maybe | 32 |
| Strand, as during a winter storm | 32 |
| Strand at O'Hare in February, perhaps | 41 |
| Make housebound, say, in the winter | 35 |
| Make housebound, as by bad weather | 34 |
| Leave stranded in the Arctic, say | 33 |
| Leave stranded by a winter storm | 32 |
| Keep ashore, due to cold weather | 32 |
| Trainer's advice for a sprained ankle | 41 |
| Place to find fjord explorers: Abbr. | 36 |
| NATO member with the smallest population: Abbr. | 47 |