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icy
1. Containing or covered with ice; such as, an icy road.
2. Bitterly cold; freezing; for example, an icy day.
3. Resembling ice: "She had icy fingers because she didn't have an gloves."
4. Chilling in manner: "He responded with an icy stare."
2. Bitterly cold; freezing; for example, an icy day.
3. Resembling ice: "She had icy fingers because she didn't have an gloves."
4. Chilling in manner: "He responded with an icy stare."
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“icy”
icy (IGH see) (adjective), more icy, most icy
1. Covered or frozen over and slick: Joan commented to her husband, "Jim, drive with caution because the roads are icy."
2. Reserved or hostile in behavior: An icy reception greeted the late arrivals at the meeting.
3. Unfriendly, frigid, cold: Janine gave Benjamin an icy stare when he spilled the soup on the table during dinner.
2. Reserved or hostile in behavior: An icy reception greeted the late arrivals at the meeting.
3. Unfriendly, frigid, cold: Janine gave Benjamin an icy stare when he spilled the soup on the table during dinner.
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English Words in Action, Group I
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