Definition of iced in English:

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adjective

attributive

1(of a drink or other liquid) cooled in or mixed with pieces of ice.
‘iced coffee’
- ‘Have a drink of cool or iced water if you are flushed, it may help to settle it down.’
- ‘Bottles of green tea, cooled in chests of iced water, are among the refreshing drinks available.’
- ‘I'm watching Meet the Press, as I drink iced coffee and eat an egg sandwich.’
- ‘And Dong Ayi did not exactly complain when I took a shower or opened the window or drank iced water.’
- ‘Blood collected for analysis was cooled immediately with iced water and centrifuged at 2200 rpm for 20 minutes.’
- ‘The night commences and everyone sprang into a social butterfly, while I sat at my seat and slowly drank my iced water.’
- ‘Jade stuck her tongue out at her and went back to drinking her iced coffee.’
- ‘Some coffees - particularly the frozen or sweetened iced drinks - can pack a powerful caloric punch.’
- ‘Out on the broad verandas of the hotel, men and women, in coolwhite, sipped iced drinks and kept their circulation down.’
- ‘People used the ice to store food and also to make iced drinks.’
- ‘When it gets too much, there is always a fan to stand beside, an iced drink to savour.’
- ‘When the cubes are al dente, chill immediately in iced water.’
- ‘Everybody else stayed on the belvedere, sipping iced drinks.’
- ‘It's most helpful when you have a headache and a strong thirst for iced drinks.’
- ‘End off with an iced drink or hot cocoa or hot cider depending on the season.’
- ‘For some time, the patient has been living off junk food, in particular pizza with cold iced drinks.’
- ‘Some can be used to cook with or make iced drinks.’
- ‘The same trend holds true for iced coffee or tea and alcohol.’
- ‘I even got another iced coffee, one of many during the trip.’
- ‘Davey noticed how the big guy was only drinking iced water.’
cool, chilled, cold, refrigerated, with ice
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1. 1.1(of a surface or object) covered or coated with ice.
  ‘we played hockey on the iced schoolyard’
  ‘Oetzi's new home is a refrigerated igloo covered with dozens of iced tiles.’
  ‘Pour the ingredients into a shaker, give it an over-the-shoulder shake and pour straight up into the iced glass.’
  ‘Served in a chilled, or iced glass this is a beer which not only flirts with perfection but goes on to consummate the relationship.’
  ‘He put his hands to the iced glass, and tried to get his face as close as he could to that person.’
  ‘The golf course was a forested winter wonderland of white with iced sugar trees and woods on all sides.’
  ‘Knees got iced, thighs got iced, necks got iced, and whole bodies got dunked in freezing baths.’
2(of a cake or cookie) decorated with icing.
‘The family cook runs out of mincemeat, the cake is not iced yet and the tree is still to be decorated.’
- ‘A big thank you to Mary Morrisson who has baked and donated a beautiful iced cake to be raffled.’
- ‘Uncle Sam arrives in good time: The marquee is up, Uncle Sam's arrived, and the cake is iced.’
- ‘Part of the problem was figuring out what was inside some of the heavily iced cakes.’
- ‘They all celebrated his success after the race and presented him with a specially iced cake.’
- ‘Push an iced cookie into the top of each cupcake.’
- ‘Keep the project really simple by purchasing large heart-shaped iced cookies, or you can bake your own.’
- ‘As I walked down the street of her house, lost in my thoughts of iced cake and fine tea, I bumped into a young woman.’
- ‘He picked up an iced bun from the silver stand on the counter.’
- ‘Right in the middle of the table was a big birthday cake, iced in white with red flowers, and Happy 18th birthday Toni in gold.’
- ‘Being a sucker for iced Christmas cake, I was delighted with my choice, especially as Ann declined a sample!’
- ‘The guild's next meeting is on Tuesday, January 7 and the competition is for the best slice of homemade iced Christmas cake.’
- ‘Tea was served with a piece of blue and white (the new guild's colours) iced christening cake.’
- ‘The door closed behind her as she went back inside the house, which was iced like a cake from the winter frost.’
- ‘A raffle will take place for a rich iced fruit cake.’
- ‘Spread Royal Icing on the flat side of each of two disks; push iced sides together to form a roughly spherical shape.’