ice over Antonyms
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Meaning of ice over
Wordnet
ice over (v)
become covered with a layer of ice; of a surface such as a window
ice over Sentence Examples
- The frigid temperatures caused the lake to ice over within a matter of hours.
- The thick ice over the pond made it impossible to see the fish below.
- The icy wind howled and threatened to ice over the exposed skin.
- The frozen droplets on the windshield iced over, obscuring the driver's view.
- The ice over the river shimmered and crackled in the sunlight.
- The boat was stuck in the ice over the bay, waiting for warmer weather.
- The icy road conditions caused several cars to ice over and skid.
- The ice over the falls formed a spectacular frozen curtain.
- The skiers glided over the ice over the frozen lake, enjoying the winter wonderland.
- The snow melted on the ice over the roof, creating a dangerous hazard.
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become covered with a layer of ice; of a surface such as a window
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The frigid temperatures caused the lake to ice over within a matter of hours.
The thick ice over the pond made it impossible to see the fish below.
The icy wind howled and threatened to ice over the exposed skin.
The frozen droplets on the windshield iced over, obscuring the driver's view.
