Ice over
verb
To be covered in ice.
The pond starts to ice over when winter begins.
Often appears as...
- pond ice over
- river ice over
verb
Fill or cover with a smooth surface of ice.
They had to ice over the ice rink again because of the warm weather.
Often appears as...
- ice over rink
- ice over surface
verb
To solidify into ice.
The bird bath iced over quickly in the frigid cold.
Often appears as...
- water ice over
- bird bath ice over
verb
To be covered in ice.
The pond starts to ice over when winter begins.
Often appears as...
- pond ice over
- river ice over
verb
Fill or cover with a smooth surface of ice.
They had to ice over the ice rink again because of the warm weather.
Often appears as...
- ice over rink
- ice over surface
verb
To solidify into ice.
The bird bath iced over quickly in the frigid cold.
Often appears as...
- water ice over
- bird bath ice over
Definition 1 of 3
Pro Tip 1/3Natural Occurrences
Used when discussing natural water bodies freezing due to cold weather, often in winter.
The lake iced over early this year, signaling a long winter.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Instantaneous
The process of icing over takes time and does not happen immediately.
As temperatures dropped, we watched the stream slowly ice over.
Pro Tip 3/3Seasonal Reference
Often used to indicate seasonal changes, especially the onset of winter.
Each year, the villagers wait for the pond to ice over to begin celebrations.
Pro Tip 1/3Natural Occurrences
Used when discussing natural water bodies freezing due to cold weather, often in winter.
The lake iced over early this year, signaling a long winter.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Instantaneous
The process of icing over takes time and does not happen immediately.
As temperatures dropped, we watched the stream slowly ice over.
Pro Tip 3/3Seasonal Reference
Often used to indicate seasonal changes, especially the onset of winter.
Each year, the villagers wait for the pond to ice over to begin celebrations.
Pro Tip 1/3Natural Occurrences
Used when discussing natural water bodies freezing due to cold weather, often in winter.
The lake iced over early this year, signaling a long winter.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Instantaneous
The process of icing over takes time and does not happen immediately.
As temperatures dropped, we watched the stream slowly ice over.
Pro Tip 3/3Seasonal Reference
Often used to indicate seasonal changes, especially the onset of winter.
Each year, the villagers wait for the pond to ice over to begin celebrations.
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