icicle

Sometimes water drips directly to the floor, so the mineral matter builds upward, like an upside-down icicle. This is called a stalagmite.

Standing above the crowd, even if the cold, nor is the water to stay, but the cold snow, cold icicle, but the heat up a water silently away.

this passionless girl was like an icicle in the sunshine-Margaret Deland.

The next drop fall from the same spot and gradually form a stone "icicle, " called a stalactite, which hangs from the cave's ceiling.

Visitors have removed artifacts, and the hull is festooned with rusticles: icicle-shaped accretions of iron oxide, otherwise known as rust.

And one, clear and jagged, sat like an icicle, leftover from wintertime.

His character is as fickle as the icicle in the sun.

snow . " an icicle tumbled from a branch . the white wolf turned toward the sound and bared his teeth" .

Today, kids wouldn't touch Dad's clothes if they were sliding naked down an icicle.

A large ice floe in the Arctic Ocean bears an icicle-trimmed cave.

Icicle: [offering a bong to Dexter and Royce] Pull on that bad boy.

Do you remember the icicle that coule not be put upright at the Vancouver Winter Olympic Games?

If an icicle grows long enough, it can meet ice mounds on the ground, forming an ice column.

DC Corona Discharge Test and Measurement in an Icicle to Iced-plate Air Gas System

Research on Initial Corona Characteristics of Icicle to Ice-Covered Plane Model under Positive Polarity

Hole Void Hot Air Leveling Hybrid Integrated Circuit Icicle I. C Socket Image Transfer Immersion Plating Impendent Impendent Control

A Melting Icicle under the Eaves