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What is ice that?You should know surely .. Ice β¦ your as cold as ice .. willing to sacrifice.. ice that - videoIce that - what is it?Used for short-hand in messaging, roleplaying, ect. IC is short for "I see". It also means "In-character" when roleplaying. It can also mean "internet connection". 1. Dude1: You have to add the numbers. What does "ice that" mean?*high powered rifle fires and the Ukrainian president crumples to the ground* Ice that - what does it mean?we're gonna put the plans for the new place on ice for a little while. Ice that - meaningIcing" -- or "getting iced" -- is a frat star drinking game. The rules are simple: If a person sees a Smirnoff Ice, he or she must get down on one knee and chug it, unless they happen to be carrying their own Smirnoff, in which case they can "ice block," or refract the punishment back onto the attacker. In order to dupe people into stumbling across the beverage, participants have devised creative ways of presenting them with Ices, like strapping the bottles to the backs of dogs or burying them in vats of protein powder. Typical Icing situation @ work: Bro has to get some quick copies to hand to the executives. βWhy isnβt this copier working!?!?!β Dave asks. To his disbelief the paper drawer acts as a makeshift cooler for a nice warm ICE. Ice that - definitionA level of coolness that far surpasses the norm. May apply to a person or an event as the situation dictates. "Oh my god, that was the ice" Ice that - slangpeople who will deport your ass Mexican: shit ICE is coming Ice that1)- Frozen water, used to cool drinks or for medical healing during athletic competition 1)- Let's ice that ankle so you're ready for the next game Ice that(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 thatnot wanting to engage in what is offered Guy #1- Hey help me get this room cleaned up |
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