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ice-cold

[ahys-kohld] / ˈaɪsˈkoʊld /


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She's holding a container of ice-cold, artificial cerebrospinal fluid, which mimics the liquid that bathes the brain and spinal cord.

From BBC

I would sip ice-cold cordial and suck ice lollies to keep dehydration at bay the best I could.

From BBC

A Titanic passenger’s pocket watch sold for an ice-cold $2.3 million at auction.

From MarketWatch

It showcased all his qualities - composure, quick feet, strength on the ball, and an ice-cold temperament in front of goal.

From BBC

The man from the mountains in northern Italy regularly remains ice-cold in the most decisive matches – which is why his fumble against Alcaraz in Paris felt so surprising.

From BBC