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Meanings of icy in English
Usage of icy in English
1
But the most immediate threat to public safety involvessnow and icy conditions.
2
The turmoil in Mr. Bosengate increased; he remarked in an icy voice:
3
Four other workers were given medical treatment after falling into icy waters.
4
Tabrina's upraised eyebrows and icy stare answered far more clearly than words.
5
The course was icy and real fast and that caused some danger.
6
Just what do you think that means? Another splash of icy water.
7
Despite this, snow has eased across Tasmania although icy driving conditions remain.
8
Hileman said roads were expected to remain snow-packed and icy into Friday.
9
Traffic Scotland advised drivers to increase their stopping distances in icy conditions.
10
That icy water doesn't seem to bother them a bit, Lisa said.
11
Police forces have issued warnings to drivers to beware of icy roads.
12
Drivers in Scotland are warned of possible icy patches on some roads.
13
It is considered a hostile, icy place at the best of times.
14
In an icy hurricane it flies, swirling in the darkness of hell.
15
South Island roads could be icy earlier in the day, Hinds warned.
16
The temperature sank momentarily, and the icy grip intensified in the air.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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