Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

thick-ice

Noun

/θɪk aɪs/

Definition

A dense layer of ice that is considerably thick, making walking or driving on it potentially safe under certain conditions.

Examples

We could see the thick ice covering the lake, making it perfect for ice skating.
The fishermen ventured out onto the thick ice, confident in its strength.

Meaning

Thick ice generally refers to ice that has formed in a way that provides sufficient stability, often seen in colder climates where temperatures remain low for extended periods.