iceman in Greek
iceman in Greek is παγοπώλης — iceman means someone who delivers or sells block ice, especially from the days before home refrigerators.
iceman in Greek
παγοπώλης
Pronounced: pagopolis
(historical) A person who trades in ice; a person employed to deliver block ice to those lacking electric refrigeration.
What does "iceman" mean?
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noun Someone who delivers or sells block ice, especially from the days before home refrigerators.
"The iceman used to come round twice a week before everyone had a fridge."
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noun Informal: someone who stays completely calm and unemotional under pressure, especially a hired killer in fiction.
"The negotiator was a real iceman, never raising his voice even in a crisis."
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iceman in a sentence
- The iceman used to come round twice a week before everyone had a fridge.
- Her grandfather worked as an iceman in the 1930s.
- The negotiator was a real iceman, never raising his voice even in a crisis.
- In the film, the hitman is nicknamed "the Iceman" for his cold efficiency.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "iceman" in Greek?
"iceman" in Greek is παγοπώλης. iceman means: Someone who delivers or sells block ice, especially from the days before home refrigerators.
How do you pronounce παγοπώλης?
"iceman" in Greek is παγοπώλης, pronounced "pagopolis".
How do you use "iceman" in a sentence?
Example: "The iceman used to come round twice a week before everyone had a fridge." In Greek, "iceman" is παγοπώλης.
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