ice
water frozen into the solid state
ice-nine
Fictional form of water
bar of ice
rectangle block of ice
pancake ice
ice made of round pieces of ice with diameters of 30 cm–3 m and thickness up to 10 cm; features elevated rims formed by piling the frazil ice up the edges of pancakes when they collide
Ice lens
formation of moisture, diffused within soil or rock, which accumulates in a localized zone
pack ice
all sea ice other than fast ice; thus, sea ice that is capable of substantial motion and deformation
ice X
cubic form of ice
needle ice
ice column formed when liquid groundwater rises into freezing air
window frost
forms when a glass pane is exposed to very cold air on the outside and warmer, moderately moist air on the inside
ice disc
big circular ice floe (ca 1 m ... 50 m diameter) rotating on a river
ice crystal
solid frozen water molecules
flake ice
type of ice
ice II
trigonal phase of ice
frost
coating or deposit of ice that may form in humid air in cold conditions, usually overnight
ice XI
orthorhombic form of ice
Jewelry Ice
Ice blocks that are observed at the Otsu Coast in Toyokoro, Hokkaido, Japan
ice floe
large pack of floating ice
blue ice
form of ice formed under high pressure in a glacier
dead ice
Glacial ice which is no longer moving
ice IV
metastable trigonal form of ice
black ice
transparent coating of glazed ice on a surface
serac
block or column of glacier ice often formed by colliding crevasses
jumble ice
Irregular jagged ice formed over water
artificial ice
ice in the form of blocks, nuggets, or plate obtained by freezing of water
runoff ice
ice created by runoff water
diamond dust crystal
the ice crystals in diamond dust
iceberg
large piece of fresh-water ice floating in the ocean or other body of water
icicle
spike of ice formed by water dripping and freezing
diamond dust
ground-level cloud of ice crystals
ice spike
ice crystal growing against gravity
rotten ice
melting or otherwise disintegrating ice on open water
ice VI
tetragonal form of ice
ice egg
a rare phenomenon in which small pieces of sea ice in open water grow into spheroid pieces of ice
amorphous ice
an amorphous solid form of water
candle ice
form of rotten ice on open water, shaped like long thin crystals
ice V
monoclinic form of ice
ice
mineral (as opposed to the chemical compound)
hair ice
type of ice that forms on dead wood and takes the shape of fine, silky hair
ice cube
frozen water ice cubes
anchor ice
ice attached to the beds of streams, lakes, and shallow seas, irrespective of its nature of formation
congelation ice
ice that forms on the bottom of an established ice cover
kravis
type of ice that forms an ice sheet