ice out

to give someone the cold shoulder; to isolate someone.

I bet they're planning to ice out that new kid at the kickback.

by ds901 March 26, 2013

iced-out

Laced wit' diamonds. (or) A drink that's been allowed to sit too long and has become diluted. Popularized by E-40.

Yo, tha playa is hella iced-out, 'cos he makes his bank at Borders. (or) Shoot, bring me a refill--this coke is all iced-out.

by Boomer January 14, 2000

ice out

to consume a mixed drink by taking all the ice out of the glass and drinking it like a shot. Works best with vodka tonics.

Let ice out these drinks and get hammered.

by Kelly Brintle May 8, 2007

Iced-out

Displaying large amounts of diamonds.

That Watch you purchased on Ferrell Watches is so iced-out.

by Kevin Wright the Jeweler November 27, 2007

Ice Out

verb. to make out with someone.

Andrea wants to ice out with John after a few alcoholic drinks.

You should totally ice out with him--he's hot.

by sneakersorvans April 15, 2009

Ice Out

To chill out and do nothing; just hang out.

"What are you doing tonight?"
"I think I'm just going to ice out."

by Kickinthatass October 14, 2004

Twins Iced Out

When a person has both of their nipples pierced.

Person 1: My girlfriend won't let me bring magnets into the bedroom.

Person 2: Why?

Person 1: She has them Twins Iced Out!

by Joyoustoast April 13, 2021