What's the difference between frost, hoar-frost, rime, rime ice?

They look similar, but is there really a difference between them?

Context:

"bushes covered with frost"

"the hoarfrost formed a delicate swirly pattern on the window"

"There was a strong rime on all vegetation."

"The town looked like a lunar landscape, with everything covered in rime ice."

Thank you in advance!

What's the difference between frost, hoar-frost, rime, rime ice?

They look similar, but is there really a difference between them?

Context:

"bushes covered with frost"

"the hoarfrost formed a delicate swirly pattern on the window"

"There was a strong rime on all vegetation."

"The town looked like a lunar landscape, with everything covered in rime ice."

Thank you in advance!

Edit: Links to the definitions: https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/british/frost_1

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/english/hoarfrost

https://www.google.com/search?q=define+rime&oq=define+rime&aqs=chrome..69i57j0i512l3j0i10i22i30l3j0i10i22i30i395.4867j1j7&client=ms-android-vf-ro-revc&sourceid=chrome-mobile&ie=UTF-8

What's the difference between frost, hoar-frost, rime, rime ice?

They look similar, but is there really a difference between them?

Thank you in advance!

What's the difference between frost, hoar-frost, rime, rime ice?

They look similar, but is there really a difference between them?

Context:

"bushes covered with frost"

"the hoarfrost formed a delicate swirly pattern on the window"

"There was a strong rime on all vegetation."

"The town looked like a lunar landscape, with everything covered in rime ice."

Thank you in advance!