Converse of object

• melt: Melting polar ice, shrinking glaciers, oceans turning to acid.

• scrape: Frosty February mornings and evenings needn't just mean scraping ice off your car.

• break: On the morning of my audition I had to break the ice on my bowl to wash.

Adjective modifier

• crushed: Add the rum and fill the glass with crushed ice.

• polar: Melting polar ice, shrinking glaciers, oceans turning to acid.

• glacial: We will try to locate a small winter snow pack and gage its melt rate in relation to glacial ice.

• flowing: It is generally accepted that the drumlins of Northern Ireland were formed by deposition beneath fast flowing ice.

• thin: Living this life is certainly like walking on thin ice.

• dry: Dry ice blasting will remove chewing gum from most surfaces.

Modifies a noun

• cream: Ice cream will be provided for children in the interval.

• rink: Hampton Court Palace ice rink is open from Saturday December 2nd 2006 Sunday 14th January 2007.

• hockey: No ice hockey skates are allowed on Sunday session.

• skating: A sweet English vintage brass plate featuring an ice skating scene, perfect for your vintage chic interior.

• cube: Can you get an ice cube from a drink without touching it?

• ax: We were carrying as little as possible, with food and ice axes; having cached our sacks at the cabin.

Noun used with modifier

• vanilla: This was served with Mr Carrot Cakes home made vanilla ice cream.

• sea: The till is thought to have been deposited from sea ice pushed up against the coast during an early glacial event.

• nickel: Of nickel ice in california has father in a your life's goal.