See Also: jog 2, noun(dictionary)
sip 2, noun(dictionary)
tow 2, noun(dictionary)
jab 2, noun(dictionary)
pal 1, noun(dictionary)
sit-down 2, noun(dictionary)
tot 1, noun(dictionary)
pan 1, noun(dictionary)
top 1, noun(dictionary)
bop 2, noun(dictionary)

ice 1, noun (oh)




[Language: Old English; Origin: is]
[U] water that has frozen into a solid state
-see also icy icy
::Would you like some ice in your drink?
::Her hands were as cold as ice.
::Spring flowers pushed through the slowly melting ice.
::The city spent $7 million to remove snow and ice from the roads.
::a cup full of crushed ice
::Linda's hair sparkled with tiny ice crystals .
keep/put sth on ice
to do nothing about a plan or suggestion for a period of time
::I'm putting my plans for a new car on ice until I finish college.
be (skating) on thin ice
to be in a situation in which you are likely to upset someone or cause trouble
::You'd better not be late for work again, Hugo - you're skating on thin ice.
the ice
a specially prepared surface of ice where you can ice skate or play ice hockey
::The two teams are ready to take to the ice.
[C] a) a frozen sweet food made with fruit juice
-synonym sorbet sorbet
b) old-fashioned especially BrE an ice cream
[U] AmE diamonds
-see also black ice , dry ice , break the ice at break 1 (29), cut no ice at cut 1 (39)