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Because everything is frozen.
'Frozen' works both ways. An object can be presently in a frozen state and thus 'is frozen'. The past tense, 'was frozen', indicates either 1) something that was once frozen but perhaps now is not ('the steak was frozen, but it tasted good') or 2) the freezing process, as in 'this object was frozen last Thursday'.
A frozen baseball is a brozen. This is a combination of the words baseball and frozen. A frozen baseball.
The thing if cooked frozen is that thing you cooked frozen.
Chicken that is frozen.
It was frozen.
Anything can be frozen.
It is a fish that is frozen.
Yes, but they are not very good after they are then un-frozen again.
Frozen as in ICE? Wait.,,, FYI, Gas does not freeze, if frozen, there is water present. Frozen as in stuck? Replace it.
Frozen yogurt is a semi liquid/semi solid that is yogurt