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icecicle

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: a Popsicle made from ice cream instead of fruit juice
    Example Sentence: Can I have an icecicle for dessert?
    Submitted by: Allie from Ontario, Canada on 02/13/2009 12:33

icecreamer

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: a person who works at an ice cream shop
    Example Sentence: The icecreamer put an extra scoop in my dish.
    Submitted by: Amp from Tennesee on 10/23/2007 09:24

icecubelow

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: the last ice cube in the ice cube tray
    Example Sentence: Oh no, it's the icecubelow.
    Submitted by: Ali from NJ, U.S.A. on 12/15/2007 10:18

iceisha

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: a cold itching sensation
    Example Sentence: I have an iceisha in my ear.
    Submitted by: Amber from Utah, USA on 01/14/2009 06:42

Iceist

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: a god or goddess of ice
    Example Sentence: The Iceist had frost on her hair.
    Submitted by: Anna from Wisconsin on 06/04/2008 07:43

icelapull

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: an icicle with candy on the inside
    Example Sentence: Can I get an icelapull?
    Submitted by: Karra from Florida, U.S.A. on 09/08/2008 01:33

iceolicious

  1. Function: adjective
    Definition: deliciously covered in icing
    Example Sentence: We ate up all the iceolicious cookies.
    Submitted by: Amanda from PA, USA on 11/02/2011 08:34

iceonie

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: a almost completely frozen brownie
    Example Sentence: Iceonies are a great dessert!
    Submitted by: Madi from Wisconsin, USA on 09/27/2011 09:50

iceout

  1. Function: adjective
    Definition: knocked out or hit at a speed as fast as light
    Example Sentence: The boxer got an iceout hit in the first round.
    Submitted by: VJ from North Carolina, USA on 01/08/2008 04:56

icephobia

  1. Function: noun
    Definition: a fear of having an odd number of ice cubes in your glass
    Example Sentence: I have icephobia, so I usually drink my lemonade warm to avoid ice cubes altogether.
    Submitted by: Bb from GA, USA on 01/10/2008 11:46