adjective
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covered, coated, or chilled with ice
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covered with icing
iced cakes
Other Word Forms
- uniced adjective
- well-iced adjective
Etymology
Origin of iced
Example Sentences
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A large woman dressed in green with curly black hair and glittering green glasses is sitting in the kitchen drinking iced tea.
From Literature
When Babs says “supplies,” what she means is a whole box of pastries and a jug of iced tea.
From Literature
“It’s colorful and accessible, and it’s a quick fix,” Bartram said, holding a cup of iced tea with large slices of lemon.
From Los Angeles Times
He has forecast that as much as 20.8 billion cubic feet of daily output could be iced over in the coming days.
I start every day when I’m in California with an iced coffee of some kind, sitting in the sun for 20 minutes.
From Los Angeles Times
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