frozen water

/ˈfroʊzən ˈwɔːtər/

water in solid ice form

The lake was covered with frozen water after the winter storm.

The lake had turned to ice due to the cold weather.

general

Water that has solidified into ice due to freezing temperatures.

We skated on the frozen water in the park.

The ice on the pond was thick enough for skating.

Commonly used to describe ice formed naturally in lakes, rivers, or other bodies of water.

frozen water surfacethe top layer of ice on waterfrozen waterfalla waterfall that has turned to ice

a large floating mass of frozen water

a thick layer of ice covering a large area

Frozen water can occur naturally or be artificially created, such as in ice rinks.

Specify whether referring to natural ice or artificially frozen water to avoid ambiguity.

Combination of the past participle 'frozen' (from the verb 'freeze') and the noun 'water'.

Often used in contexts involving winter, ice skating, or natural phenomena.

frozen

solidified due to cold

adjective

water

a transparent liquid essential for life

noun

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