ice-cold
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- adjective
- /aɪs koʊld/
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- We ended up jumping off of cliffs into ice cold water.
- ice-cold water
Like I just literally I was just craving an ice cold cup of water.
- Like I just literally I was just craving an ice cold cup of water.
- I think you're asking me to drink an ice cold dull whiskey.
- I see the the ice cold therapy, you know, that sort of stuff is.
- And then last week when I was in South Dakota, I found this ice cold mountain stream.
- Let's see what New Yorkers want to tip for their free ice cold beverage.
- I believe we go inside of a glacier just into freezing ice cold rock.
Examples
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Think of the ice-cold beers waiting for us.
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Everything in this place is ice-cold.
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We'll be over here, Lord, drinking ice cold beer and making that noise.
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This thing will run ice cold under basically any operating conditions.
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The water is ice cold.
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This fork is ice cold.
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And then last week when I was in South Dakota, I found this ice cold mountain stream.
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Yes, a nice ice cold Sprite.
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Just dip a few cotton pads into ice cold water and press it to your entire face.
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On a hot day, nothing is more refreshing than an ice-cold drink.
Synonyms
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Very cold with surfaces covered in ice
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4.1
Very cold, like ice or freezing air
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1.3
Very cold, at or below freezing
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4.5
Very cold, like the weather near the North Pole
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Cold, often with a thin layer of ice on the ground
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Very cold or scary
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Very cold in temperature like ice
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Very cold with no warmth left
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Very cold, like ice or frost
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Colder than the temperature where water turns to ice
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Very cold, often with a strong wind
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People say this to mean very cold in a joking, exaggerated way
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Very cold in a way that feels unpleasant
So cold that water turns to ice
Much colder than normal, for example in special freezers or very cold weather
Very cold in a way that makes being outside difficult
Very cold and painfully sharp, like wind that hurts skin
Very low in temperature and clearly unfriendly
Very cold in behavior, showing no warmth or friendliness
Antonyms
How Cold
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Ice-cold is simply ice + cold, giving the picture 'as cold as ice'. So when something is ice-cold, it means it feels extremely cold to the touch.