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delayed or postponed we're gonna put the plans for the new place on ice for a little while.
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A term added to the end of a derogatory noun, for emphasis. Chirs describes himself as a freak on ice.
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on drugs
larger than usual more of something Girl: "That gym is like a McDonald's playground on ice!"
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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. |
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