icy pole

British  

noun

1. Also called (esp in Britain): ice lolly.   Popsicle.  an ice cream or water ice on a stick

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Example Sentences

Anemone laughed like I’d just licked an icy pole.

From Literature

She explained that Pole Star was a trading vessel but also a warship, accustomed to fighting Siberian and Inuit pirates as it made the icy Pole Run to Nippon.

From Literature

The Great Bear climbed higher round the icy pole; the sky had ceased to snow before the absorbed thinker by the fire noticed the change of weather.

From Project Gutenberg

When it ceased the sound grew louder, but it was only a bitter blast that came from the icy Pole moaning about the homestead of Lone Hollow.

From Project Gutenberg

I niver heard speak of any land away to the south’ard, except the icy pole, an’ that we should niver see if we wished it ever so much.”

From Project Gutenberg