noun

1. the glassy, brittle, crystalline form of water made solid by cold; frozen water
2. a piece, layer, or sheet of this
3. anything like frozen water in appearance, structure, etc.
4. coldness in manner or attitude
5. 1. a frozen dessert, usually made of water, fruit juice, egg white, and sugar
   2. Brit. ice cream
6. Slang a diamond or diamonds
7. ☆ Slang
   1. the illegal profit made in ticket scalping, as through extra payment by ticket brokers to theater management
   2. any money paid in bribes or graft

Etymology: ME is < OE īs, akin to Ger eis (OHG īs), Dan is, ON iss < IE base *eis, *ein- > Avestan isu-, icy, OSlav inej, snow flurry

transitive verb iced, icing ic′·ing

1. to change into ice; freeze
2. to cover with ice; apply ice to
3. to cool by putting ice on, in, or around
4. to cover (cake, etc.) with icing
5. ☆ Slang to kill
6. Ice Hockey to shoot (the puck) from defensive to offensive territory

intransitive verb

1. Iceland
2. Icelandic