Ice-cold (adjective)

Extremely cold; freezing.

Origin:

The phrase "ice-cold" is formed by combining the noun "ice" meaning a frozen state and the adjective "cold" meaning having a low temperature. it is used to indicate that something is extremely cold.

Examples:

1. The wind was blowing ice-cold and it was hard to keep warm.
2. She took a sip of her ice-cold drink and felt refreshed.
3. The ice-cold water made his skin feel numb.
4. He was shivering in his ice-cold bedroom.
5. The ice-cold beer was a perfect refreshment on a hot summer day.