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ice dickle 

a phenomenon in colder climates where a man pees outdoors in the winter time and it is so cold that the urine freezes as it leaves the penis, up into the urethra, making an icicle out of his dick.
Jerry took a leak on that tree last January and got an ice dickle.
ice dickle by joeboticus January 4, 2010
When your penis is too cold to jerk.
"last night i went swimming in cold weather, and i got a pretty bad case of icedick"
Icedick by downy September 24, 2003
When you have frozen your penis in the freezer prior to getting a blowjob, the giver will recieve a "iceicle".
-Hey baby, what's the plan for tonight?
-Ima give you an iceicle ;)
-Yum!
Incredibly cold testicles.
"I'm tired of my girlfriend complaining about my chilly iceticles every time we make love."
iceticles by lemonlimeskull June 8, 2009

Ice-Dickle 

When your out drinking in the woods in the winter and you go off on a walk with that special boy/girl. You start to kiss and steadily continue on with your sexual activity until he/she touches your penis and it shrivels making it an "ice-dickle"
- Tommy: Dude i went on a walk with Karina last night and she totally gave me an Ice-Dickle!

- Ian Dunphy: No way dude! I got three Ice-Dickle's from Marissa last night!
Ice-Dickle by ShizzMcdizzle October 24, 2011

Pussy Iceicle 

When a woman goes pantiless, in the snow, with a skirt on, and see's Ryan Renolds shirtless, and starts dripping, causing bher pussy juice to freeze, and become pussy iceicles.
"oh, no, Ryan Renolds, I'm about to pussy iceicle"
Pussy Iceicle by SlimDickStalone November 23, 2019
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