Ice

Huge items which are worn by gangstas as jewelry to show how wealthy they are. Items range from diamond earrings so big their heads are permanently cast to one side, chains so heavy that the individual suffers from chronic neck pains, and rings which take two fingers to wear. Usually made of platinum and laced with diamonds, those who purchase this type of jewelry find themselves in heavy debt and thus cannot afford to pay for the other necessities in life, like a comb, toothbrush, soap, washing power, or tissue. Though one who has an excessive amount of ice ends up sacrificing their personal hygiene, they believe they are still superior to the rest of humanity because of all the jewelry they possess. However, in most cases, individuals end up purchasing fake jewelry either because they can not afford the real thing or because they do not know any better.
~v. –ed, –ing, –es. To drench oneself in jewelry to a point where there is no reason to wear any clothes because the jewelry covers every inch of their body.

1.I am so iced out
2. I have so much ice.

by jc_milane13 September 28, 2006

ICE

the only german highspeed train

I.C.E. - Inter City Express

ICE from Berlin to Cologne

by neamtzu January 13, 2007

icing

1. The act of shooting someone at gun point and killing them.

2. The act of giving a duece duece smiroff ice to an unsuspecting soul and then they proceed to get on one knee and chug with the opposite hand in the air pointed up while you drink the bottle in its entire amount at one time.

"Jake, you trying to go ice someone right now?"
"Hell yeah, I am icing them all until they are bitch drunk."

I just iced this dude on 1st and clement, lights out.

by sorryaboutit May 11, 2010

ice

In Case of Emergency, regading Contact names in your cell phone. ICE1, ICE2... ppl to call if you are incapacitated.

ICE1 = parents/spouse/etc.

by CLos July 24, 2008

ice

Another name for highly powerful crystal meth.

"Man that yellow was some damn good ice."

by Puff January 13, 2007

iced

(verb) To be excessively adorned with jewelry and/or conspicuous clothes and other bling accoutrements.

"The dude was iced up flossing his cheese" i.e., he was flaunting his goods for all to see)

by Bill Peters October 12, 2006

iced

To be excluded or "left out" of a certain situation.

"They didnt pass the ball to me all game I got iced"
" You going to mitchs party?" "Not even he iced me I didnt get an invite"

by MikeMaine24 April 30, 2015