on ice
delayed or postponed
we're gonna put the plans for the new place on ice for a little while.
on ice
in a 180 degree reality from current definitions, "on ice" refers to someone whos been killed, wacked, snuffed out, murdered, etc., the association being how dead bodies used to be stored on a block of dry ice at the morgue to keep them from rapidly rotting before the days of capable air conditioning systems.
"yo man u seen Hector anywhere, i need to score some blow"
"bitch, that foo's been on ice for a week after the drive-by on 180th st."
"bitch, that foo's been on ice for a week after the drive-by on 180th st."
on ice
A term added to the end of a derogatory noun, for emphasis.
Chirs describes himself as a freak on ice.
on ice
An alturnative way to describe something or someone as cool or chill. A compliment.
tommy: did you settle the deal with the cops?
jack: yeah man, consider it on ice.
jack: yeah man, consider it on ice.
Iced
(V). The act of drinking a Smirnoff Ice on one knee as fast as you can, following the presentation of the 'ice' in a clever manner.
You should have seen John get iced when he woke up this morning.
ice
1)- Frozen water, used to cool drinks or for medical healing during athletic competition
2)- Expensive jewelry, usually in the form of diamonds that is worn in either necklace, ring, chain, or earrings
3)- To kill or murder someone
4)- Methamphetamines, illicit street drugs
2)- Expensive jewelry, usually in the form of diamonds that is worn in either necklace, ring, chain, or earrings
3)- To kill or murder someone
4)- Methamphetamines, illicit street drugs
1)- Let's ice that ankle so you're ready for the next game
2)- I keep my boo flooded with ice
3)- Fool didn't pay, so he had to get iced
4)- Lemme buy some ice from you
2)- I keep my boo flooded with ice
3)- Fool didn't pay, so he had to get iced
4)- Lemme buy some ice from you
ICE
people who will deport your ass
Mexican: shit ICE is coming