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icecap

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun icecap has 1 sense
  1. icecap, ice cap - a mass of ice and snow that permanently covers a large area of land (e.g., the polar regions or a mountain peak)
    --1 is a kind of ice mass

Definitions from the Web

Icecap

Noun:

  1. Popular: A large mass of ice that permanently covers an extensive area of land.

    Sample Sentence: The melting of the polar icecaps is a worrying sign of global warming.
  2. Local: A refreshing frozen dessert typically made by blending crushed ice with flavored syrup.

    Sample Sentence: During the scorching summer heat, people flock to the local ice cream shop to enjoy a delicious icecap.

Adjective:

  1. Popular: Referring to regions or areas characterized by the presence of extensive icecaps.

    Sample Sentence: Expedition teams face extreme challenges when exploring the icecap regions of Antarctica.
  2. Local: Used to describe a drink or beverage prepared with crushed ice and flavored syrup.

    Sample Sentence: The local cafe serves a variety of icecap drinks to quench your thirst on a hot sunny day.

Verb:

  1. Popular: To cover or become covered with a thick layer of ice, often referring to bodies of water.

    Sample Sentence: The freezing temperatures caused the lake to icecap over, making it unsafe for ice skating.
  2. Local: To prepare or make a frozen beverage by blending crushed ice and flavored syrup.

    Sample Sentence: The bartender will icecap your favorite beverage upon request, blending it to perfection.

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