iced

[ahyst]

adjective

1. covered with ice.

2. cooled by means of ice.

   iced tea.

3. Cooking.,  covered with icing. icing.

iced

/ aɪst /

adjective

1. covered, coated, or chilled with ice

2. covered with icing

   iced cakes

Other Word Forms

• uniced adjective
• well-iced adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of iced¹

First recorded in 1680–90; ice + -ed ², -ed ³

Example Sentences

Guha usually drinks coffee at home or in the office, but was intrigued by the expensive Panamanian iced coffee for sale.

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Norwood has 44,000 followers on Instagram and is portrayed as an aspiring young actor based in London who enjoys shopping and iced coffee.

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Enjoy it hot or iced, in lattes and milk teas.

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“You should have mine,” the Big Thief singer and guitarist says to her bandmate Buck Meek, who plays lead guitar, sliding over her iced coffee.

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I order in all the groceries, as well as the largest iced coffee Dunkin’ can legally sell, then queue up seasonal TV or a playlist that can carry me through chopping, roasting and stirring.

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