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ice

(verb) : To not pick up one's phone as a result of seeing who the caller is in the caller-id screen.

I looked down and saw that it was Karen calling so I immediately iced her. —ANON,

Submitted by: Anonymous on Sep. 11, 2007 15:49

(abbreviation) : stands for In Case of Emergency

I always like to be prepared so I have a group of numbers in my cell phone labeled ICE just to be on the safe side.

Submitted by: Kimberly from Pennsylvania on Jun. 14, 2007 15:58

(verb) : to adorn with a lot of ice, usually used with "out"

He showed up at the party all iced out.

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 18, 2005 15:45

(noun) : "bling-bling," jewelry with diamonds, often a pendant hanging from a chain

Dude, check out all that ice. That is tricked out!

Submitted by: Anonymous on Oct. 18, 2005 15:32

ice-creaming (noun) : the act or process of eating ice cream

Italy is the best place to go ice-creaming.

Submitted by: Kiki from Nevada on Jun. 03, 2008 02:40

ice-lolli (noun) : similar to a popsicle, this can be any frozen treat on stick

Nothing beats the heat in the summertime like a cool ice-lolli!

Submitted by: Kimberly from Pennsylvania on May. 31, 2007 17:15

iceies (noun) : diamonds

They bought me all these iceies! —Black Eyed Peas, Lyrics.com

Submitted by: Anonymous on Nov. 16, 2005 16:55

icemeister (noun) : a person who designs and constructs structures and surfaces made of ice for competitive sports

Toss in the usual broadcast demands accompanying the Olympics — extra banks of hot lights and inflexible event schedules among them — and the so-called icemeisters may want to make some extra cubes for a stiff drink. —John Branch, NYTimes, 8/16/2009

Submitted by: Anonymous on Aug. 16, 2009 23:27

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