Definition
Definition of iceman - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
calmnessone who remains calm under pressure
- Even in chaos, he was the iceman.
2.
crimeUS killer or assassin in organized crimeUS
- The notorious iceman was feared throughout the city for his cold-blooded efficiency..
3.
ice sculptureRare human figure carved from iceRare
- The festival featured an impressive iceman.
4.
mummified humanRare ancient human male preserved in iceRare
- The discovery of the iceman fascinated archaeologists.
5.
ice travelRare man skilled in traveling on iceRare
- The iceman navigated the glacier with ease.
6.
deliveryDated US person who delivers ice for refrigerationDated US
- The iceman used to deliver blocks of ice for our old refrigerator..
Images of iceman

human figure carved from ice 
ancient human male preserved in ice
Origin of iceman
Old English, is (ice) + mann (man)
Examples of iceman in a sentence
As an iceman, he handled the pressure with ease. The iceman was known for his ruthless tactics. Everyone feared the iceman's next move. The wedding had a stunning iceman centerpiece. An iceman greeted visitors at the entrance. The iceman's tools were remarkably well-preserved.
Scientists studied the iceman to learn about ancient diets. The iceman led the expedition across the frozen lake. As an experienced iceman, he taught others how to survive in icy conditions. The iceman arrived every morning. We relied on the iceman for fresh ice.
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- French:stoïque, assassin, ...
- German:Fels in der Brandung, Auftragsmörder, ...
- Italian:uomo di ghiaccio, sicario, ...
- Spanish:hombre de hielo, sicario, ...
- Portuguese:homem de gelo, assassino, ...
- Chinese:冷静的人, 杀手, ...
- Japanese:冷静な人, 殺し屋, ...
- Arabic:بارد الأعصاب, قاتِل مُحْتَرِف, ...
- Hebrew:אִישׁ קַר רוּחַ, מְחַסֵּל, ...
- Russian:хладнокровный человек, киллер, ...
- Ukrainian:спокійна людина, кіллер, ...
- Hindi:शांत व्यक्ति, हत्यारा, ...
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