iceman
[ahys-man]
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noun, plural ice·men.
Origin of iceman
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Contemporary Examples of iceman
I had just come from doing these festivals with Iceman, and everyone was talking about how fragile I was.
Each time—Star Trek, Black Swan, The Iceman—she has proven that her iconic status is no fluke.
Your Hickey in The Iceman Cometh has become legendary and most recently you played Jim Tyrone in A Moon for the Misbegotten.
Historical Examples of iceman
For my part I should think she'd rather have a policeman or—or the iceman!
HighacresJane Abbott
There is the Gasman, and man who inspects the water-meter, and the Iceman, and the Plumber.
The Idiot at HomeJohn Kendrick Bangs
The grocer, the butcher and the iceman all conspired against him.
You haven't used that tone since Euphemia baked a pie for the iceman.
The Man in Lower TenMary Roberts Rinehart
The iceman bowed, and held his hat in his two hands behind him.
WhirligigsO. Henry
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