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/ˈaɪ.si/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
Covered with or having the characteristics of ice; very cold.
The icy streets made it difficult for drivers to maintain control of their vehicles.
Emotionally cold or distant; lacking warmth or friendliness.
Her icy demeanor during the meeting suggested that she was not pleased with the proposal.
Very cold in temperature; frigid.
The icy winds of winter chilled us to the bone as we walked outside.
Characteristic of ice, as in being slippery or smooth.
The icy surface of the pond was perfect for skating.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old Norse 'ísi' meaning ice.
Common Phrases and Expressions
icy reception
A cold or unfriendly welcome.
icy glare
A very cold or hostile look.
icy mountains
Mountains that are covered in ice.
Related Words
ice
A solid form of water.
frost
A thin layer of ice crystals.
Slang Meanings
Stylish or cool.
Those new shoes are so icy!
Serious or tough in demeanor.
She has an icy persona in meetings.