In your vocabulary, in your country/state, how many different words are there for cold?

English Vocabulary:
Cold
Freezing
Arctic
Chilly
Icy

Tit bit nipply?

Frigid
Brisk
Bracing (one of my faves, though not specific to cold)

Frigid and I use that term only to describe temperature and not the other. I also use “nippy” a lot.

Thank you for your replies, it is already quite a list!
What I should have made more clear in the question was that I am looking for if there are words that exist of cold with some word in front of it, like ice-cold, water-cold.

No, I can’t say that’s a feature in English vocabulary. Perhaps that’s why we find the “hundred words for snow” myth about the Inuit language so fascinating.

“Ice cold” works, but I think that is the only one. We also have warm and “lukewarm,” but that is warm and not cold.
I can’t think of any others.

Baltic

Seven degree celcius is t-shirt weather round here.

Our weather reporters are always looking for ways to describe the weather. Here are some of their choices:
Siberian, arctic, below freezing, below zero, biting, bitter, blasting, bleak, boreal, brisk, chill, chilled, cool, crisp, cutting, frigid, frosty, frozen, glacial, have goose bumps, hawkish, icebox, iced, icy, inclement, intense, keen, nipping, nippy, numbed, numbing, one-dog night, penetrating, piercing, polar, raw, severe, sharp, shivery, sleety, snappy, snowy, stinging, two-dog night, wintry

@rebbel thanks, now I can’t get Foreigner’s You’re As Cold As Ice out of my head.~

@tranquilsea I am so sorry….., take this one instead!

@rebbel oooo, that was evil

I can only think of “colder than a witch’s tit” and the common but nonsensical “cold as hell”.

[Not quite what you are looking for @Rebbel, but all I can think of.]

Cold enough to freeze the balls off a brass monkey…
Bloody cold.

And the rest are all irrelevant. [note to self AGAIN. Read question]

Cold comfort.
Blood ran cold.
He was a ‘cold fish’.
That was a bit of a ‘cold snap’.
I gave him the ‘cold shoulder’.
She had a ‘cold heart’.
I got ‘cold feet’.

We have cold and f**king cold. Then things change and they’re not so cold so we call it warmer.

Gelid
Frosty
Bone-chilling.

frigid
freakin’ cold
Brrrrrrrrrrrr
not fit for man nor beast
Arctic air mass
Mountain air
Can’t complain

So cold I never smiled, because I didn’t want to put my cold teeth back in my mouth with me.
Purty damn cold.
This discussion is making me cold. I’m making some hot chocolate right now!

I think it’s been about covered. haha
No water-cold here, little humidity year round.