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ice water
(redirected from Icewater)

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ice water
n.
1. Very cold or chilled water, especially for drinking, often with ice in it.
2. Melted ice.
ice water
n
1. water formed from ice
2. Also called iced water drinking water cooled by refrigeration or the addition of ice
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Noun1.ice water - water served ice-cold or with iceice water - water served ice-cold or with ice    
drinking water - water suitable for drinking
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