Icy on the lower slopes
because of no snow for a week.
Ice verb ( ice, icing, iced ) - to
make something icy; to become icy.
Icy coldness.
Second, the floor of the freezer was
very icy.
The black runs also
got very icy
toward weekend, making them far more challenging.
Icy blast
on the way to the tour bus then the snow on the way to minot.
Despite the promise of spring the highland air was
still icy
cold.
On emerging from the forest, the stony path
became increasingly icy.
Icy wasteland
slowly warmed to become thick woodland.
Welcome to 2002, which has kicked in a bit
too icy
we fear.
Barks
turns icy
at the mention of this quango.
Icy crust.
I built a snow jump out of this snow bank in my yard, but the run up is
pretty icy
and sketchy.
Icy puddles.
The alternative is to follows a narrow and
often icy
green path.
Icy chill
gripped wallis: all those lives, he thought.
The frosts have been
so icy, so today was a change from that scene.
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