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Snowball (Verb)

Throw snowballs at.

Verbs of touching, hitting, tying, digging.

The children went outside to throw snowballs at each other during the winter break.
The group of teens started to throw snowballs at the parked cars, but quickly stopped when the police arrived.
Kids in the neighborhood love to throw snowballs at the snowman they built together.
During recess, the students decided to throw snowballs at their teacher as a prank.
The siblings went to the backyard to throw snowballs at a target they made out of old boxes.

Increase or accumulate at a rapidly accelerating rate.

Verbs of size, temperature change, intensifying, etc..

The company's debt snowballed over the years due to poor financial management and stagnant growth.
The politician's scandal snowballed into a national controversy after new evidence emerged.
As I continued to procrastinate, my homework assignments began to snowball, and I found it increasingly difficult to catch up.
The small investment snowballed into a fortune due to shrewd decision-making and market trends.
Once the first customers complained, negative reviews began to snowball, severely damaging the restaurant's reputation.