0 present participle of refrigerate
1 to make or keep something, especially food or drink, cold so that it stays fresh, usually in a fridge:
In time of war look at your danger: no ships available with their refrigerating space to bring the bananas home.
There is a terrible shortage of certain types of refrigerating tonnage at the present time and very little is being done to replace it.
They are clothing, apparently designed for workers in refrigerating chambers.
This trade happens to be a very highly organised one, for which almost special ships and certainly special refrigerating machinery have to be built.
In connection with the shortage of ice, is the need of refrigerating wagons for the transport of fish foreseen?
There are now refrigerating arrangements on board ship which never existed in the old days.
I forget the details, but it was intended to stop people from deeply refrigerating eggs and then selling them as fresh.
We should have to have new lairages, depots, meat stores, and refrigerating plants.
