Crossword clues for icier
icier
- More distant
- Not as warm
- Not as congenial
- More hostile
- More likely to cause a skid
- Not nearly as cordial
- Not as welcoming
- More wintry
- More hazardous, in winter
- More frost-covered
- Less chummy
- Far less cordial
- Comparatively unfriendly
- Apter for polar bears
- Trickier to drive on
- More slippery, in winter
- More slippery, in a way
- More slippery, as a road
- More frozen over
- More dispassionate
- More covered in frost
- More cold and slippery
- Less likely to mix
- Less likely to mingle
- Covered with more frost
- Worse for driving but better for skating
- Worse for driving
- Wintry and then some
- Way chillier
- Slicker, as winter highways
- Slicker in winter
- Slicker during winter
- Relatively distant
- Not nearly as congenial
- Not as chummy
- Not as amicable
- Not as amiable
- Needing more salt, say
- Much less compassionate
- Much less chummy
- More treacherous, as a winter sidewalk
- More slippery
- More slippery, probably
- More slippery, as a winter road
- More polar
- More likely to cool off
- More likely to cause skidding
- More like slick winter roads
- More inhospitable
- More hazardous, in a way
- More hazardous, as wintry roads
- More dangerous to drive on, in a way
- More dangerous for winter driving
- More cool socially?
- More cold and slick
- Like the Arctic Ocean vis-à-vis the Atlantic
- Less safe for driving
- Frozen to a greater degree
- Even less given to emotion
- Comparatively frosty
- Comparatively cold
- Comparatively chilly
- More frigid and slippery
- More slippery, as roads
- More aloof
- Less hospitable
- Less cordial
- More like winter sidewalks
- Less demonstrative
- Having greater reserve
- With increased reserve
- Less welcoming
- More remote
- Slicker in the winter
- Less congenial
- Less emotional
- Worse for winter driving
- Less friendly
- More slippery, as winter roads
- Not so congenial
- Not so genial
- More treacherous in the winter
- Not nearly as emotional
- More slippery, perhaps
- Harder to travel, in a way
- More hazardous, as winter roads
- More standoffish
- Not so cordial
- Relatively remote
- Not so friendly
- More likely to cause slipping
- Not so welcoming
- Less receptive
- Less approachable
- Slicker, in a way
- Far less friendly
- *Less welcoming
- More hazardous, as winter driving conditions
- Like the Arctic Ocean vis-Г -vis the Atlantic
- More slick, in a way
- More dangerous in the winter, say
- Less genial
- More gelid
- Weather word
- More unfriendly
- Colder
- Not as cordial
- More frosted
- Not as friendly
- More chilling
- Less amicable
- More hostile French here before the Queen
- More frosty and slippery
- More chilly
- Comparatively risky to ignore daughter becoming more aloof
- Even more frozen
- Even less friendly company once meeting Queen
- Less welcoming here in Calais leading to hesitation
- Relatively hostile hit man eats mafioso's heart
- I'd teach doddery President about grubby tricks for budget problem solving
- I drink when disheartened, as more aloof
- Hollande's here - the Queen becomes less cordial
- Here in 21, I'm thinking, is much colder
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Icy \I"cy\, a. [Compar. Icier; superl. Iciest.] [AS.
Pertaining to, resembling, or abounding in, ice; cold; frosty. ``Icy chains.''
--Shak. ``Icy region.''
--Boyle. ``Icy seas.''
--Pope.-
Characterized by coldness, as of manner, influence, etc.; chilling; frigid; cold.
Icy was the deportment with which Philip received these demonstrations of affection.
--Motley.
Wiktionary
a. (en-comparative of: icy)
WordNet
See icy
adj. devoid of warmth and cordiality; expressive of unfriendliness or disdain; "a frigid greeting"; "got a frosty reception"; "a frozen look on their faces"; "a glacial handshake"; "icy stare"; "wintry smile" [syn: frigid, frosty, frozen, glacial, wintry]
extremely cold; "an arctic climate"; "a frigid day"; "gelid waters of the North Atlantic"; "glacial winds"; "icy hands"; "polar weather" [syn: arctic, frigid, gelid, glacial, polar]
covered with or containing or consisting of ice; "icy northern waters"
shiny and slick as with a thin coating of ice; "roads and trees glazed with an icy film"
Usage examples of "icier".
The breeze here came fresher, icier, and they rolled slightly in long, gentle swells.
If I had asked the Reverend Ian Paisley to pray for the Pope, I couldn't have invited an icier gaze of disapproval than Sam gave me as he said,' You're defending her ?
A chill east wind was blowing, hinting of icier blasts, but the sky was clear and the morning sun just above the ridge, bright, in contrast to the somber mood.
Her flop sweat had become an even icier perspiration than any she had known in failure on a stage, and instead of a mere dread of humiliation, she had been seized by the fear that she might be losing her mind.