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ice block

British  

noun

  1. a flavoured frozen water ice: in Australia and New Zealand, sometimes on a stick

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At that moment, news broke that the Apple Store had removed “ICE Block,” the app that allowed people to upload information about ICE’s whereabouts when they spotted them.

From Slate

"After finding the right slope, we finally saw results. The CO2 ice block began to dig into the slope and move downwards just like a burrowing mole or the sandworms from Dune. It looked very strange!"

From Science Daily

At a care facility for disabled adults in Torrance, one staffer — who declined to give her name out of fear of retaliation — said she had not seen an alert about a reported ICE sighting outside the facility that had been posted on Ice Block, one of the apps that circulates user-generated reports of federal actions.

From Los Angeles Times

During the ceremony, some parents received notifications via the Ice Block app and social media warning that immigration enforcement officers were seen near the school.

From Los Angeles Times

Michael Reese and Leah Ferrarini — “barely escaping devastating physical injury” at their Inglewood home on Jan. 1, 2024 — had an ice block crash through their roof and land just above their pillows, the lawsuit states.

From Los Angeles Times