How is frost-bite different from frost-boil?
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Frost bite is the inflammation of the skin caused by overexposure to cold. Frost boil refers to rises or holes on roads, pavements or the ground caused by climate change.
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Frostbite (as distinct from frostnip) is when the tissues actually begin to freeze. Mild frostbite involves only the outermost layer of tissues (characterized by a hard, white appearance), while severe frostbite freezes right through to the bone, making tissues black or even gangrenous.
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