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Ice; Ice rink; Ice rink; Ice cubes.

Add icing to (a cake).

Glacier Is it? Moving? Rivers? Yes? Ice?

Glaciers are huge ice bodies that flow like rivers.

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The basic meaning of ice as a noun is "ice, ice cube", which refers to the solid condensed by water at or below zero degrees Celsius. It is an uncountable noun. Say "a piece of ice" with a piece of ice.

Ice can be interpreted as "ice cream" in British English and used as a countable noun.

Ice, as a verb solution, means "freezing", which can be used as an intransitive verb or a transitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, a noun or pronoun is the object.

Ice is often used with over and up as a solution to "(freezing) the surface".