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/aɪs/
Meaning & Definition
noun
Frozen water, a brittle, transparent crystalline solid.
The lake froze over, creating a thick sheet of ice perfect for skating.
A frozen dessert made from flavored ice or cream.
We enjoyed a scoop of ice cream on a hot summer day.
Ice used to cool drinks.
Please add some ice to my drink to keep it cold.
A state of emotional coldness or indifference.
His ice demeanor made it difficult for others to approach him.
A slang term for diamonds or expensive jewelry.
She wore her ice to the gala, dazzling everyone with her sparkly necklace.
verb
To cover something with ice or to chill using ice.
The cake was iced with a rich chocolate frosting.
Etymology
Old English 'īs', related to the German 'Eis' and Dutch 'ijs'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to break the ice:
To initiate conversation in a social setting.
walking on ice:
In a precarious or risky situation.
ice in the veins:
To remain calm under pressure.
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Slang Meanings
Diamonds or extravagant jewelry.
Check out that ring—it's got some serious ice!
To kill or eliminate someone.
They put out a hit to ice the rival gang leader.