ice up

Most noticeable were "hedges" of ice up to six feet in height on either side of the crevasses which ran southward.

This was dragged under the ice up into the house, where it afforded a meal of canned green bark.

It must be in perfection, and should be on ice up to the moment of serving, and must tempt the eye as well as the palate.

At Edgewood it pushed colossal blocks of ice up the banks into the roadway, piling them end upon end ten feet in air.

I want to get on to that ice up there if I can, and maybe look over on to the other side of the mountains.