Elements describe「surrounding multiple pricks with emissions in cooling process」as FEELING COLD. Or, a commune full of gonorrhea infection, among other scenarios.「At home deliberately with multiple pricks juxtaposed side by side, emissions cooling」: one's initial experiences with sex, other than when alone perhaps, are often accompanied by some shuddering. Humans of both sexes experiencing sex with another human for the first few times often tremble uncontrollably but not from cold. Furthermore, anyone「covered from above with many cooling emissions from two pricks side by side」such as a service provider on her back with clients accessing her two no-longer-integrated feet, will soon feel COLD due to the wet stuff evaporating from her legs and torso in a natural cooling process. This glyph refers to how a human body feels when cold, but not to items that are cold (a different glyph is used for that meaning: 冷).
　Yet, disregarding all that, some insist this depicts an ancient icehouse:「surround from above, deliberately out-of-reach」with「roofed framework base and frozen」with the frame formed of bamboo or hemp stalks and a thick layer of leaves and clay for insulation against the summer heat to maintain the COLD temperature inside…in the U.S., sawdust was often used as insulation for exactly this reason in icehouses of the 19th century. An icehouse to keep ice blocks cut from the surface of frozen freshwater ponds in mid-winter and then stored inside this small building in order to last throughout the summer, if possible, and allow the preparation of mint juleps for the nobility in August while enjoying the sport of kings and other activities.
　「Many pricks inside out-of-reach and congealed, freeze」describes the initial symptoms of FROSTBITE or FROSTNIP that results in a prickly, itchy feeling on the affected skin.
　Note the similarity of「deliberate with pricks on each side and two」with the glyph 冬 meaning 'cool, cold, testicles' that are maintained at a temperature a few degrees cooler than the core body in order to enable sperm production within the two testes of the scrotum as a body part FEELING COLD.

Modern definitions (that generally disregard history) …excluding politically incorrect concepts and other meanings deemed offensive today; may list only pigeonholed definitions, euphemisms, or meaningless mnemonics)
Chinese: cold; poor; to tremble
Japanese: midwinter, cold season, coldest days of the year, uninteresting, lame, dull, weak, corny, ness, wintry, very -looking, bleak, desolate, empty, sensitivity to, to be bothered by, to complain about the, cold weather, someone who feels the cold, someone sensitive to cold, chilly, dreary
Unihan extended: cold, wintry, chilly
EDRDG: cold

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