blice

To shine or glitter; "bling bling", "razzle-dazzle"

Possible origin: Olde English verb blican: to shine

sing-sung pattern (principal parts): blice bloce bliccen

Your wheels blice! ; they must be chrome, man.

by Nayrb Rellimer June 27, 2013

BLICE

BLICE=black ice. It is very sneaky and occurs in very cold areas.

"Watch out for that BLICE or you may slip and break your neck!"

by hookemhazey January 4, 2010

Blice

a word that means "bling" or "ice". this word is used by hispanics to talk about bling/ice.

baby (the wraper) gotz lotz of blice.

by ed. November 23, 2003

Blice!!!

When you have burped the word "ICE" but done it deliberately and blantently into someones face.
In other words:
Blantant "ICE" means "BLICE"

Peter: "Oh hello John, how are you?"
John: "Yeah I'm all goo...BLICE!!!"
Peter: ¬_¬ "Thats fucking disgusting"

by Tucker_Tankarse December 15, 2008

Blice

When something is both blessed and nice, it is neither blessed nor nice. Instead it's blice

Dale: Yo they curved the calculus final mark

Pranav: brooo that's blice, no?

by Bongobong November 12, 2018

Blice Cream

To get a blow job while eating ice cream.

Best day ever....I got a blice cream in the parking lot of Rita's!

by Frokeydokey July 6, 2023