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

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 April 27, 2007

iced out

adj. Used in reference to a decorative or jewelry item containing a prolific quantity of diamonds ("ice"). Connotes an ostentatious display of material wealth accumulated through slangin' crack, pimpin' 'hoes, hustlin' at the swap meet, MCing, and not paying chile support to tha baby's mamas!

Montrel was all frontin' his shit for the ladies like he's Mr. President or something, 'til I step in sportin' an iced out 24-karat Rolex on BOFE arms! Dayyumn, nigga, guess who got the booty now.

by Carl Willis August 4, 2004

iced out

To be dressed with lots of jewelry, usually platinum or diamond, can be a; grill, watch, necklace, ring, earring

DUDE! you look so iced out with your platinum grill, diamond encrusted rolex, and diamond stud earrings.

by Jersey Kid November 25, 2007

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

Iced-out

Displaying large amounts of diamonds.

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

by Kevin Wright the Jeweler October 23, 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