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icy

[ahy-see] / ˈaɪ si /




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“Yesterday’s icy clear water was now warm and thick with black mud and tree limbs. Even so it felt good on my burned hands,” said Dan.

From Literature

Bitter winter weather and icy pavements in large parts of the country meant that alternatives such as walking or cycling were more hazardous than usual for commuters.

From Barron's

While punishing US aid cuts in 2025 were partially reversed, concerns about donor dependence persist, including reliance on host India and how this intersects with New Delhi's relationship with China -- once icy, now gradually easing.

From Barron's

The icy flow shoots through my chest and arms.

From Literature

Millions of tasty tubers have been rolling into the country's capital, Berlin, since mid-January, with residents risking icy streets to bag their share.

From BBC