Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
glaze-ice
noun
/ɡleɪz aɪs/
Definition
A smooth, transparent layer of ice that forms on surfaces when rain freezes upon contact or when temperatures drop suddenly after precipitation.
Examples
After the rain, the roads were covered with a layer of glaze ice, making driving very dangerous.
During winter storms, glaze ice can form overnight, leading to hazardous conditions for early morning commuters.
I slipped on the glaze ice while walking to the store, so I had to be extra careful.
Meaning
Glaze ice is a particularly slippery type of ice that can create hazardous conditions on roads and walkways due to its slickness.
Synonyms
- black ice
- ice
- slick ice
