Ice

Solid state of water.

frozen water glacial ice

Ice is the solid form of water, typically created when liquid water freezes at or below 0°C (32°F). It is commonly found in cold regions, glaciers, and polar areas. Ice can also form in the atmosphere as frost or snowflakes.

/aɪs/

Ice comes from Old English ís, of West Germanic origin.

Ice is what water turns into when it gets really cold, like when you put an ice cube in your drink.

water solid

glacier iceberg snow frost

water cycle Earth

icy composition natural substance