What are some idioms that use the word "freeze"? Idioms that use word freeze include several common expressions. Freeze over means to become frozen, as in hell will freeze over meaning something will never happen. Freeze out means to exclude someone intentionally, as in they tried to freeze him out of meeting. Freeze up means to become unable to move or speak due to fear or nervousness, as in he froze up on stage. Brain freeze means sudden headache from eating cold food fast. Freeze frame is to stop moving image. Freeze your butt off is to be very cold. Give someone the freeze means to give cold shoulder. Freeze in your tracks means stop suddenly. Until hell freezes over means never. Tip of the iceberg is related to freeze but not containing word. To freeze the blood means to frighten. Freeze frame moment. So idioms include freeze out, freeze up, freeze over, brain freeze, freeze in your tracks, and till hell freezes over, all conveying cold, stopping, or exclusion.
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