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cold mansicle

cold mansicle

7.2
A frozen treat on a stick like a popsicle that you eat to cool down
  • noun
  • /koʊld ˈmænˌsɪkəl/
  • Slang
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  • I love a cold mansicle on a hot summer day.

Examples

  • The kids enjoyed their cold mansicles at the park.

  • On hot days, nothing beats relaxing with a cold mansicle in hand.

  • After mowing the lawn, he enjoyed a cold mansicle to cool down.

  • The novelty of a cold mansicle drew a crowd at the summer festival.

  • On a sweltering afternoon, my favorite way to cool off is with a cold mansicle.

  • At the beach, we enjoyed refreshing cold mansicles as we soaked up the sun.

  • After dinner, the kids were excited to have a cold mansicle for dessert.

Synonyms

popsicle
vscold mansicle
  • US
48 1.4

A frozen sweet treat on a stick made from juice or water

is a similar frozen treat rather than that specific standard stick form
ice lolly
vscold mansicle
  • UK
2.0

A sweet frozen treat on a small stick like a popsicle

is similar but refers to the liquid-based frozen type, not ice cream versions

How Frozen

ice cube
34 1.0
cold mansicle
  • Slang
7.2
popsicle
  • US
48 1.4
slushy
  • US
3 1.6

Surface Forms

cold mansicle singular
cold mansicles plural

Morphology

cold + mansicle

Although 'mansicle' is not a standard dictionary word, its form evokes familiar frozen‑related items (popsicle, icicle) and the adjective 'cold' directly signals a frozen treat, so a learner could plausibly infer the general meaning. However the nonce element 'man-' and the lack of an established lexical entry make the exact sense and referent unpredictable without exposure, so the relation is only partly transparent.

Etymology

Cold mansicle may come from joining man and icicle, making the picture of a frozen treat shaped like a little man or a grown-up popsicle. So, it means 'a frozen treat similar to a popsicle'.