To fall as snow; to precipitate snow. It started to snow heavily in the afternoon, covering the streets in a thick white blanket.
To deceive or persuade someone by using charm or flattery. He tried to snow the committee with his impressive presentation, but they saw through his tactics.
To cover or fill (something) with a mass of small white flakes or particles, resembling a fall of snow. Blossoms snowed the path as the wind shook the trees.