0 belonging to or relating to the Baltic Sea or the countries surrounding it --
1 very cold: --
It's baltic outside.
2 a sea between central and northern Europe --
When the trouble with Denmark was over for the time being, he settled old scores with Russia and Poland in a way that left Sweden mistress of the Baltic.
Sweden had won large possessions on the southern shores of the Baltic and had become one of the leading powers of Europe.
Of their voyages to Cornwall for tin there is no question, and it is more than probable they sailed to the Baltic for amber.
Her agents and consuls were to be found in all the ports of the Mediterranean and the Baltic.
Trade, especially in woollen goods, was carried on in the fifteenth century by river and sea directly between York and ports on the west coasts of the continent and, especially, Baltic ports.
Put the heating on, it's baltic.
He pronounced the weather "pure chilly baltic".
He wanted to come in our car to Perth, because it was baltic outside and he loved the heated seats.
