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Ice cream synonym

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toyed, frozen, cold, icy

high, frozen, icy

frozen, fresh, cold, icy, glacial

decent, dignified, frosted, honourable, noble

21 synonyms of ice cream in 5 senses of the frozen word:

Icy:

1 icy, glacial, frozen, high.
Example: The pool water was freezing.

Very intense cold:
2 stiff, leapy, numb, altered.
Example: I’m cold cold!

Suspense:

3 suspense, admired, perplexed, stunned, stunned, dumbfounded.
Example: The president was frozen when he received the news.

Type of soft drink that is eaten very cold:

4 sorbet, snow, polo.
Example: I invited her to eat ice cream

Elusive:

5 elusive, rough, squid.
Example: I had an icy attitude towards me.

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Ice Cream Synonyms

Frozen to freeze Participle, transitive verb, pronominal verb, adjective, name
Icy Adjective
Glacial Adjective
Frio de fry 1st singular person present indicative, adjective, name, disuse
Distant Adjective

Dry to dry 1st person singular of present of callsign, adjective, name
Dismissive Adjective, Name
Dodge 1st person singular of present of the callsign, adjective
Stunned Adjective

Stupefying Adjective
Suspense Adjective, name
Stunned Participle, transitive verb, pronominal verb, intransitive verb, adjective
Overwhelming transitive verb, pronominal verb, participle
Bewildered to disconcert Participant, transitive verb, pronominal verb, adjective
Words semantically close to Ice Cream

Defective transitive verb, pronominal verb, participle
Numbing of transitive verb, pronominal verb, participle
Dead of Cold

High Adjective
Frigid Adjective, noun, poetic
Take off Participle, transitive verb, intransitive verb, pronominal verb, adjective
Adjective brace, noun

Polar Adjective
Challenge of disengaging 1st person singular from the present of callsign, adjective, noun
Freshness Name
Freshness Name, in disuse
Frigidity Name

Insensitive Adjective
No matter what the adjective
Disinterested to disinterest Participant, Pronominal Verb, Adjective
Dispassionate to dispassionate Participle, transitive verb, pronominal verb, adjective
Phlegmatic Adjective

Aseptic Adjective
Impassive Adjective
Abulic Adjective

Soso Adjective, name
Insulting Adjective
Anodyne Adjective, disused, name
Dreary Adjective

Away from away Participle, transitive verb, pronominal verb, adjective
Distant Adjective
Participle section, transitive verb, pronominal verb, intransitive verb, adjective, noun
Withdrawn from withdrawing Participant, transitive verb, pronominal verb, intransitive verb, adjective, noun
Remote Adjective

Separated from Separate participle, transitive verb, pronominal verb, adjective, noun
Isolated from isolate Participle, transitive verb, pronominal verb, adjective
High Adjective
Displicant Adjective, noun
Rough Name, Adjective, Discontinued
Dehydrated to dehydrate Participio, transitive verb, pronominal verb, noun

Drying out Transitive Verb, Pronominal Verb, Participant
Adjective aggregate, name
Abrupt Adjective
Coarse Adjective, name
Harsh Adjective
Unpleasant Adjective, noun

Thin Adjective, name
Disembodied Participant, transitive verb, pronominal verb, adjective, noun
Parchment parchment Participant, Pronominal Verb, Adjective
Cartonboarding Participle, Pronominal Verb, Adjective

Derogatory Adjective, noun
Contempt Adjective
Sullen Adjective
Untraceable Adjective, in disuse
callsignAdjective
Devious of devious Participle, Pronominal Verb, Adjective, Noun
Elusive Adjective
Amazing to amaze Participle, transitive verb, pronominal verb, adjective
Amazing Adjective
Absorption of the first person singular from the present of the indicative, adjective