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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She'll either make them at home with collagen she's bought online or grab an iced coffee or flat white with collagen or protein from a coffee shop near where she lives in London.
From BBC
The final on Tuesday night saw Jasmine and her fellow finalists faced with the challenge of making a classic British iced finger bun before baking a tower of French delights in the technical.
From BBC
“Everyone likes a chicken sandwich,” he notes, but while older consumers still drink hot, black coffee, younger ones gravitate toward colorful energy drinks and iced concoctions that look perfect drizzled with caramel on TikTok.
Stewart goes on to provide tutorials on how to make those boxed lanterns — along with an array of Halloween-centric treats and decorations: candied apples, homemade costumes, pumpkin-shaped iced cookies and carved pumpkins.
From Salon
I woke up to iced coffee on the patio — in October, no less — and prepped for an interview with Cassandra Peterson, a.k.a.
From Salon
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