adj Uncommon

iced

YST

Iced (adj) means Served cold, with ice added. Example: “She ordered an iced coffee to cool off in the heat.”

adj

Served cold, with ice added.

"She ordered an iced coffee to cool off in the heat."

Covered with icing or frosting.

"The bakery window was full of iced cupcakes."

How to use iced

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishChilled with ice, or coated in sweet icing, depending on context.

Common pairings

iced tea iced coffee iced bun

more iced comparative, most iced superlative

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From ice + the suffix -ed.

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What does “iced” mean?

The word “iced” means served cold, with ice added. In plain terms, chilled with ice, or coated in sweet icing, depending on context.

How do you pronounce “iced”?

“Iced” is pronounced YST (/ˈaɪst/ in IPA).

How do you use “iced” in a sentence?

Here is “iced” used in a sentence: “She ordered an iced coffee to cool off in the heat.”

What part of speech is “iced”?

“Iced” is an adjective.

Is “iced” a common word?

“Iced” is an uncommon word in modern English.

How many meanings does “iced” have?

“Iced” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: served cold, with ice added.