Meanings of old glacier in English

Sit by the wood-burning stove, playing dominoes and drinking seven-year- old Scotch with seven-thousand-year- old glacier ice.

Did one meet them in Scotland, one would pronounce them at once to be old glacier-moraines.

We were on the moraine of an old glacier, and saw nothing in front of us but frightful precipices and glaciers.

In a few brief localities only did I notice Andean, i. e. volcanic, erratics upon the loose materials filling the old glacier bottom.

Agassiz observed two old glacier beds on the western side of the pass-twoshallow depressions, lying arid and scored between swelling wooded ridges.

A similar ceremony was held in Iceland last month to commemorate Okjokull, a 700-year- old glacier declared dead in 2014.

I wanted to start my life over by tracking bears through the Cascades and washing my face in a stream spilling off a thousand-year- old glacier.

In one place we noticed several deep parallel grooves, made by the old glaciers.

A half hundred icebergs, children of age- old glaciers of the far North, were scattered over the green-blue waters.

'I think he's a ridiculous old glacier,' Mrs. Gammidge remarked, and Mrs. Mickie looked at Madeline and said, 'Slap her!'