Inuit words for "snow"

In 'Merica, where i grew up . . . we had 500 ways to say "F*ck You, Joe ! ! !"

Whereas we are always quite certain of McTag's motives. (What the hell am I talking about?)

One can also snow someone about a situation or be snowed by someone else.

Snowing up North is a reference to a person having dandruff.
Snowing down South used to refer to a female with a bit of slip showing.

Snow falling can be described as flurries, as a steady snowfall, as a snowstorm or a full blown blizzard. I haven't mentioned Sleet because it is seen as a lesser cousin of snow, a kind of evil twin of rain.

Joe(Of all the words above, the two most interesting to me are "dandruff" and "blizzard")Nation

My cousin made a wonderful remark the other day. I said that Toronto was supposed to have the largest number of different nationalities in it. and she, quick as a flash, said:
"Oh I don't believe that, it's just that there are over a hundred different words for Inuit"!