Crossword clues for iced
iced
- How coffee may be served
- Frosted (cake)
- Frosted (biscuits)
- Finished, as a cake
- Finished a cake
- Executed a Mafia hit
- Eliminated, mob-style
- Decorated (cake)
- Completed, as cupcakes
- Closed, as a deal
- Clinched, as a game
- Clinched, as a deal
- Chilled down
- Added frosting to
- ___ chai
- Word with tea
- Treated, as a bump on the head
- Treated with a pack
- Treated with a cold pack
- Treated a sprain, in a way
- Treated a sprain
- Topped, as a cake
- Topped with a sweet layer
- Topped off the cake
- Topped a cupcake
- Tea preference, for some
- Tea preference
- Suitable for hot days
- Smeared with buttercream
- Smeared buttercream on
- Slathered with buttercream
- Slathered frosting all over
- Shunned, with "out"
- Served cold, as a latte
- Served "on the rocks"
- Put a sweet schmear on
- Provided first aid for, in a way
- Prepared tea
- One way to serve soup
- One way to order coffee
- On the rocks, in a bar
- On the rocks, at a bar
- On the rocks, as tea
- Metal band ___ Earth
- Made colder, in a way
- Made cold with cubes
- Made cold
- Made certain of, in slang
- Long Island ___ Tea (mixed drink)
- Long Island ___ Tea (cocktail)
- Like the tops of cupcakes
- Like tea in summer
- Like tea in a tumbler
- Like summer drinks
- Like summer beverages, typically
- Like some twisted ankles
- Like some Starbucks orders
- Like some sprains and tea
- Like some sprains and champagnes
- Like some sprained ankles
- Like some espressos
- Like some coffee served in the summer
- Like some coffee or buns
- Like some coffee drinks
- Like some coffee and tea
- Like some coffee and sprains
- Like much tea, in summer
- Like much tea in summer
- Like much tea
- Like many summertime quaffs
- Like many summer coffee orders
- Like many sprained ankles
- Like Frappuccinos
- Like cold drinks
- Like coffee ordered in the summer, often
- Like coated cupcakes
- Like chai, sometimes
- Like cakes, often
- Like beer in coolers
- Like a puck, sometimes
- Like a Frappuccino
- Kept in a cooler
- Kept cool, perhaps
- Kept cool, at the bar
- Kept cool in a bucket
- How summertime tea is often served
- How some like their tea
- How some get their latte
- How many drink their tea
- Given a creamy finish
- Froze, with "up"
- Frosted, like a torte
- Frosted, like a birthday cake
- Frosted, as eclairs
- Frosted, as cupcakes
- Finished, as cupcakes
- Finished, as a torte
- Finished, as a cupcake
- Finished work on cupcakes
- Finished the cake, say
- Finished off, as a cake
- Finished off the cake
- Finished a cupcake?
- Executed, gangland style
- Ensured, as a win
- Ensured, as a victory
- Did bakery work
- Did a cake job
- Did a bakery job
- Descriptive of wedding cakes
- Decorated, at a patisserie
- Decorated, as a cupcake
- Decorated with sugary mixture
- Decorated with frosting
- Decorated with a piping bag
- Decorated with a pastry bag, say
- Decorated with a pastry bag
- Decorated at a bakery
- Covered, as cupcakes
- Covered the cupcakes
- Covered in jewelry, as it were
- Cooled, as champagne
- Cooled, as a six-pack
- Cooled with frozen water
- Cooled it?
- Cooled a six-pack
- Containing cold cubes
- Completed a cake
- Cold, at a coffee shop
- Coffeehouse menu heading
- Coffee, tea or milk option
- Coated cupcakes
- Closed out
- Chilled, like tea
- Chilled, like coffee or tea
- Chilled by cubes
- Chilled — killed
- Assured, as victory
- Applied a freezer pack to
- Alternative to hot or blended
- Added frosting
- "The Dark Saga" ___ Earth
- "Something Wicked This Way Comes" ___ Earth
- "Night of the Stormrider" ___ Earth
- "Horror Show" ___ Earth
- "Framing Armageddon" ___ Earth
- "Burnt Offerings" ___ Earth
- ___ tea (summer beverage)
- ___ tea (cool summer beverage)
- ___ tea (cool drink)
- ___ out (having lots of diamonds)
- ___ coffee (cold drink)
- ___ Caramel Macchiato (Starbucks drink)
- Drink ruined ace diet
- Frozen over
- Settled, as a deal
- Like many cakes
- Like some teas
- Decorated, as a cake
- Clinched, as a victory
- Sewed up, as in "guaranteed"
- Like an eclair
- Chilled the Chablis
- Like white wine at a restaurant
- Bumped off
- Like most cupcakes
- Kind of tea or coffee
- Wasted
- Like some drinks
- Frosted, as a cake
- Frigid
- Treated a sprain, perhaps
- Like shrimp during shipping
- Topped a torte
- What a swollen joint should be
- One way to serve coffee
- Like some coffee or tea
- Put away
- Secured, as a deal
- Like summer drinks, often
- Coffee choice
- Prevented from swelling, maybe
- Like birthday cakes
- Like a gin fizz
- Knocked off, in a way
- Like some twisted ankles and coffee
- Hit a puck too far
- Whacked, gangland-style
- On the rocks, like coffee or tea
- Treated, as a sprained ankle
- With 21-Across, like many rivers in winter
- Stuck in the freezer
- Tended to, as a strain
- Covered in frosting
- Sewn up
- ___ tea (summer drink)
- Coffee shop menu adjective
- Finished up, as cupcakes
- Chilled, as coffee or tea
- Refrigerated
- Glacé
- Like tea, sometimes
- Like summer tea
- Frappé
- Frosty
- Like a summer drink
- Cooled with cubes, as tea
- In the cooler
- Ensured, as victory
- Held in reserve
- Puck's fate, at times
- Like tea in summer, often
- One the rocks
- Readied champagne
- Readied the bubbly
- Like a summer tea
- How caviar is served
- Like a wedding cake
- In a solid state
- Sent a puck too far
- Shot the puck too far
- Made very cold
- Covered with flavoured sugar topping
- Chilled; decorated
- Chilled and cut up, with head removed
- As a cake may be the morning after St Andrew's Day, thrown up
- With a flavoured sugar topping
- Kitchen, at regular intervals, daughter covered with sugar
- Start of last month turning very chilly
- Some mice dearly like some cakes
- How month starts to turn cold
- Like summertime tea
- Decorated; killed
- Decorated more than three weeks before Christmas, looking back
- Decorated (a cake)
- Wrapped up
- Tea type
- Like summer coolers
- Coffee order
- Tea variety
- Rubbed out
- Coffee variety
- Type of tea
- Tea choice
- In the bag
- Knocked off
- Topped with frosting
- Like cupcakes, often
- Applied frosting to
- Decorated a cake
- Nailed down
- Coffee preference
- Like some cakes
- Frozen, ... over
- Finished off a cake
- Coffee option
- Chilled, as a drink
- Made sure of
- Kind of coffee or tea
- How some like their coffee
- Chilled, as tea
- Chilled, as champagne
- Chilled with cubes
- __ coffee
- Tea or coffee preference
- Slathered frosting on
- Secured, as a victory
- One way to serve tea
- Kept from swelling, perhaps
- Kept cold
- Insured, as victory
- Decorated, in a way
- Covered with frosting
- Covered the cookies
- Covered cupcakes
- Cooled down with cubes
- Chilled, in a way
- Assured, as a victory
- ____ tea
- Worked with frosting
- Topped, as a torte
- Tea adjective
- Secured, as a win
- No longer competitive
- Like many a chocolate cake
- Like cold tea
- How tea may be served
- How some tea is served
- Hockey term
- Cooled by cubes
- Committed a hockey infraction
- Coffee specification
- Chilled, as Chablis
- ___ coffee (cold Starbucks option)
- With frosting
- With cubes
- Way to serve coffee
- Unlike plain donuts
- Tea option
- Sealed, as a win
- Sealed, as a deal
- Put frosting on
- Like some lattes
- Like some cold coffee
- Like many summer drinks
- Like many layer cakes
- Kind of latte
- How some coffee is served
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Ice \Ice\ ([imac]s), v. t. [imp. & p. p. Iced ([imac]st); p. pr. & vb. n. Icing ([imac]"s[i^]ng).]
To cover with ice; to convert into ice, or into something resembling ice.
To cover with icing, or frosting made of sugar and milk or white of egg; to frost, as cakes, tarts, etc.
To chill or cool, as with ice; to freeze.
Iced \Iced\ ([imac]st), a.
Covered with ice.
Chilled with ice; as, iced water; iced tea; iced coffee; -- of beverages.
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(Cookery) Covered with something resembling ice, as sugar icing; frosted; as, iced cake.
Iced cream. Same as Ice cream, under Ice.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1
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1 With ice added. 2 Very cold, but not necessarily containing ice. 3 Covered with icing. Etymology 2
v
(en-past of: ice)
WordNet
Wikipedia
Iced may refer to:
- Iced, a 1988 film also known as Blizzard of Blood
- "Iced" (CSI), a fifth-season episode of the crime drama CSI: Crime Scene Investigation
- Iced!, an immigration video game
- International Conference on Engineering Design, organised by The Design Society
- A term for a person under the influence of the drug methamphetamine
- International Consortium for Educational Development 1
Usage examples of "iced".
The beeper attached to my waistband went off just as the waitress returned with my iced coffee.
Has the strut, his bling bling, has his girls iced up, big spinning rims on his car, a heavy bass in his sound box.
I wanted to drive deep into the Atchafalaya Swamp, past the confines of reason, into the past, into a world of lost dialects, gator hunters, busthead whiskey, moss harvesters, Jax beer, trotline runners, moonshiners, muskrat trappers, cockfights, bloodred boudin, a jigger of Jim Beam lowered into a frosted schooner of draft, outlaw shrimpers, dirty rice black from the pot, hogmeat cooked in rum, Pearl and Regal and Grand Prize and Lone Star iced down in washtubs, crawfish boiled with cob corn and artichokes, all of it on the tree-flooded, alluvial rim of the world, where the tides and the course of the sun were the only measures of time.
She prepared the iced water which he was in the habit of constantly drinking,for since his sojourn at the kiosk he had been parched by the most violent fever,after which she anointed his white beard with perfumed oil, and lighted his chibouque, which he sometimes smoked for hours together, quietly watching the wreaths of vapor that ascended in spiral clouds and gradually melted away in the surrounding atmosphere.
She prepared the iced water which he was in the habit of constantly drinking, -- for since his sojourn at the kiosk he had been parched by the most violent fever, -- after which she anointed his white beard with perfumed oil, and lighted his chibouque, which he sometimes smoked for hours together, quietly watching the wreaths of vapor that ascended in spiral clouds and gradually melted away in the surrounding atmosphere.
He had finally discarded the couplet form, Rupert Gardin told me, as he refilled my glass with iced tea, just a short while before the ship came and rescued him.
Alithiel, the clansman traversed the iced spur of the rimrock that gashed the steep face of the hillside.
Mac, guzzled a large glass of iced tea and started on a second, without touching the food on his plate.
I stayed with him several nights in a row, continuously irrigating his stomach with iced saline, and pulling out the nasogastric tube when it got clogged and pushing it back in.
Before he could get the limo door shut, Puma was stuffing heavily sugar iced cinnamon-apple fritters into her face with both hands.
The only advantage of the cold was that quagmire iced over and they could set a straight course by the stars and ignore the twisting roddons and rivers.
Jackie picked up a couple of egg rolls and an iced tea at China Town and walked past the semicircle of cafe counters with her Saks bag, on display in her Islands Air uniform.
At Denver they rented a car and drove to Lake City, coming into it behind Slumgullion Pass, which was pretty well iced over.
Roasted haunches of grain fed zorcan, full bowls of rich whipped columa berries, platters of harten liver pates, iced serinfish, and trays of expensive tanga fruit were just a sampling of the offerings.
Arithon laid his cheek to iced stone, wrung wretched with shivering relief.