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What is ice for that burn?
spraying an aerosol on yourself, the coldness burns it
me n dave were playin wit lynx last week, he gave me an ice burn
ice for that burn - video
Ice for that burn - what is it?
Putting salt on skin, then putting ice over it while pushing down.
We were drunk so we took salt and ice and gave each other an ice burn
What does "ice for that burn" mean?
When you have too much ice on your wrists and flex so hard on these hoes that when you dance you put everybody into a trance. Afterwards, as a result, you may feel tired and want to leave, which is the burnout of an Ice Burn.
I walked straight onto the floor and put out an Ice Burn.
Ice for that burn - what does it mean?
1. (noun): an insult so harsh, that it is both freezing and red hot. Often used sarcastically, like after "your mom" jokes.
2. (verb): to insult in the manner described above.
1. Bob: "I was playing Madden 2007 last night."
Steve: "I was playing with YOUR MOM last night!"
Bob: "Ohhhhh, ICE BURN!
2. Steve: I totally ice burned you back there.
Bob: Yeah. Totally.
Ice for that burn - meaning
1. When someone gets “burned” or “roasted” and someone wants to further rub it in.
2. To say if someone legitimately gets burned and may actually need ice.
“You wish you had a girl, Carl. Too bad you’re forever alone lol”
“Damn man,need some ice for that burn?! Lmao”
Ice for that burn - definition
When you combat someone’s roast with a better roast and the squad backs up your superiority over the inferior roaster.
Mike: hey guys, I don’t think I can come tonight
Billy: Haha, that’s what all the girls you sleep with say
Mike: well it’s definitely not what your girlfriend was saying last night...
*wild cheers throughout squad*
Bro: whoa billy, need some ICE for that BURN?!
Ice for that burn - slang
An Internet catchphrase for when someone gets brutally roasted online. Basically the Internet equivalent of a mic drop.
Person A: "My cat's eyes look weird. What should I do?"
Person B: "Take him to the vet."
A: "Isn't there anything I can get for him?"
B: "Probably."
A: "Where would I find it?"
B: "At the vet."
A: "You aren't very helpful."
B: "Your cat probably feels the same way about you."
Person C: "Where's the medic? We need ice for that burn right now."