ice

1. n. diamonds; jewels. (Underworld.)

□ That old dame has tons of ice in her hotel room.

□ Look at the ice on her!

2. n. cocaine; crystalline cocaine. (Drugs.)

□ Max deals mostly in ice, but can get you almost anything.

□ This ice isn’t good enough.

3. tv. to kill someone; to kill an informer. (Underworld. See also chill.)

□ Mr. Big ordered Sam to ice you-know-who.

□ Somebody set out to ice Tracy—the dirty squealer.

4. tv. to ignore someone. (Underworld. See also chill.)

□ Bart iced Sam for obvious reasons.

□ The members of the gang iced Bruno, and that really made him worry.

5. tv. to embarrass someone; to make someone look foolish.

□ Don’t ice me in front of my friends.

□ Why does she feel like she has to ice everybody?

6. n. money given as a bribe, especially to the olice. (Underworld.)

□ Did you give Ervine the ice?

□ A lot of those cops take ice.

7. mod. excellent; very cool.

□ Her answer was ice, and she really put down that guy.

□ Man this stuff is ice!