lowercase/UPPERCASE
In lowercase, it's the soil beneath our feet. In uppercase, it's the only planet with trampoline parks (that we know of).
earth/Earth
This iconic song from Disney's Frozen details Anna's attempts to persuade her sister Elsa to spend time with her, after she has locked herself away in her room for years.
Do You Wanna Build a Snowman?
This classic winter comfort drink is best served with marshmallows, in my opinion.
Hot chocolate
This grunge rock legend was born left-handed and played guitar left-handed but was forced to write and draw right-handed as a child.
Kurt Cobain
A small amount; or to inflict pain by squeezing the skin.
pinch
In lowercase, it's a coordinated walk. In uppercase, it's a month named after the god of war.
march/March
This 2002 comedy film stars Cuba Gooding, Jr. as a Miami dentist, who travels to Alaska after inheriting a pack of seven Siberian Huskies.
Snow Dogs
This disgusting winter beverage is also known as "milk punch".
Eggnog
Being left-handed might have helped this "Bambino" hot a record 714 home runs.
Babe Ruth
A specific position in an argument; or to extend one's finger at something.
point
In lowercase, it's a fine vitreous ceramic. In uppercase, it's the second-most populous country in the world.
china/China
This post-apocalyptic film is set on a massive, perpetually moving train that carries the last remnants of humanity after a failed climate experiment freezes the Earth.
Snowpiercer
This spiced alcoholic drink is usually made with Merlot, whole spices such as cinnamon sticks and cloves, and sometimes raisins but hopefully not.
Mulled wine
This leftie and student of Anne Sullivan was the first deafblind person in the US to earn a bachelor's degree.
Helen Keller
To be suspended in the air; or an elaborate set piece in a parade.
float
In lowercase, it's a delicious pastry made of layered sweet Viennoiserie. In uppercase, it's what folks would call you if you born in Copenhagen.
This Brothers Grimm fairytale features a wicked stepmother, a magic mirror, and a poison apple.
Snow White and the Seven Dwarves
This mixed drink is typically made of liquor and water with honey, lemon, and spices, and is commonly used as a comforting hot drink to relieve sick symptoms.
Hot toddy
This pioneering Polish scientist was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, as well as the first person ever to win a Nobel Prize twice.
Marie Curie
To obey or defer to; or the back of the foot.
heel
In lowercase, this word describes a state of having more precipitation. In uppercase, this mountain is the highest elevation point in Washington state, and can be seen on the horizon in Seattle.
rainier/Rainier
This 1945 tune has become a classic winter song, with lyrics describing spending time with a loved one during a snowstorm, enjoying a fireplace and popcorn.
Let It Snow
This wintery tea drink is made with Earl Grey, steamed milk, and vanilla syrup.
London fog
At the request of Philip II of Macedon, this left-handed philosopher and polymath tutored Alexander the Great.
Aristotle
To speak authoritatively; or a legal territory within a larger country.
state