ice

US /aɪs/
UK /aɪs/
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frozen water, a brittle transparent crystalline solid

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The lake was covered with a thick layer of ice.
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She put some ice cubes in her drink.
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a frozen dessert, typically made with fruit juice and sugar

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The children enjoyed a refreshing fruit ice on a hot day.
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She ordered a lemon ice for dessert.
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sorbetgranitasherbet
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diamonds, especially when worn as jewelry

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He showed off his new watch, dripping with ice.
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Her necklace was covered in dazzling ice.
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diamondsblingrocks
1.

to cover with ice; to freeze

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The cold weather will ice the roads overnight.
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She needs to ice her sprained ankle to reduce swelling.
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freezefrostchillrefrigerate
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to decorate a cake or pastry with icing

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She carefully iced the birthday cake with pink frosting.
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The baker will ice all the cupcakes before delivery.
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frostglazedecorate
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