ice
//aɪs//
Noun
iceSingular
icesPlural
1
Water frozen into a solid state; frozen water.
There is ice on the lake in winter.
2
A frozen dessert made of fruit juice, water, and sugar.
The children enjoyed eating ice on a hot summer day.
3
Any substance having the appearance of ice.
Dry ice is solid carbon dioxide.
4
Diamonds or other jewelry.
She was wearing some serious ice at the party.
Synonym
Verb
1
To cover or coat with ice; to freeze.
The cold weather iced the roads overnight.
2
To cover a cake or baked goods with icing or frosting.
She iced the birthday cake with chocolate frosting.
3
To cool or chill with ice.
She iced the drinks before serving them.
4
To kill or murder someone.
The gangster threatened to ice anyone who talked to the police.