Snowflake (disambiguation)
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A snowflake is a particle of snow.
Snowflake(s) may also refer to:
Arts and entertainment
Film
- Snowflake (2011 film), Japanese romance and mystery film
- Snowflake (2014 film), Italian short film
- Snowflake (2017 film), German film
- Snowflake, the White Gorilla, 2011 Spanish animated live-action adventure comedy film
Music
- Snowflake (EP) by GFriend
- "Snowflake" (Kate Bush song)
- Snowflakes (album) by Toni Braxton
- "Snowflake", a single by Jim Reeves
- "Snowflakes", a single by British singer Mandy Miller
- "Snowflakes", a song by Just Jack
Organisms
- Leucojum, a genus of bulbous plants
- Acis (plant), a genus formerly included in Leucojum
- Snowflake (gorilla), an ape
Transportation
- Snowflake (airline)
- HMS Snowflake (K211), a World War II Flower-class corvette
Science and technology
- Koch snowflake, a mathematical curve
- Snowflake schema, a term in computer database systems
Places
Canada
United States
Other uses
- Snowflake (fairy tale), a character in Russian fairy tales
- Snowflake (heraldry), a heraldic charge
- Snowflake (slang), a term for an overly sensitive and entitled person
- Snowflakes (ballet), a 1911 adaptation of the Nutcracker
- Snowflake Computing, a cloud-based data-warehousing software company
- Carlton D. Wall House, Plymouth, Michigan
- A type of Bobbin lace mesh
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See also
- Snowflake Bentley (book), a 1998 children's book by Jacqueline Briggs Martin
- Generation Snowflake, a derogatory term referring to the young adults of the 2010s who are perceived as quicker to take offence and less resilient than previous generations
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