Iced beer was a favorite beverage, with which he began on rising and kept up during the day.
In his eating he seemed anxious to break down his strength,—now refusing all food for days together, now devouring a pasty of four partridges at a sitting, washing it down with three gallons or more of iced water.
We were sitting in our small drawing-room, and Harry and I were drinking iced coffee.
The favourite occupation of the three young ladies was to sit in the summer-house, with a generous supply of iced raspberry vinegar, and make confession of the various passions funestes which they had inspired.
I have taken off my gown and slipped on a thin white morning wrapper, and the cook, with whom I am a great favourite, has sent me up a pitcher of iced lemonade to strengthen me for my literary labours.
Three days later, fever set in, but, thanks to the coolness of the room and to the bandages being constantly moistened with iced water, it passed away in the course of a week.
We will put a compress on, with a wet cloth over it, which must be damped with iced water every half-hour.
In a short time he returned with a basin of ice and a jugful of iced lime-juice.
On one gorgeous sunshiny afternoon, when the breeze from the lake was like iced champagne, Dr.
There was a slender empty glass beside the iced water at my plate.
Cool, odorous with pines and with the breath of the mountains, it was like a zestful draught of iced summer.
Medicine after medicine was used without avail: and large quantities of iced water were drunk with the intention of chilling the creature and driving it out.
In the summer different kinds of iced sherbet, lemon, orange, or rose are sold in the street.
While the hot winds blew, the rim of the glass I drank out of, though containingiced water, was quite hot to the lips.
The pages and other officials crowded round, busily brushed the white dust off us, and brought us bowls oficed water.
He had been bled, I was informed, nearly to faintness, and leeched freely several times: he had been purged violently and often: and his gouty foot had been plunged into iced water.
I sat all day in the stifling tent drinking iced water and reading Shakespeare.
A soldier, whom I did not recognize, brought me a pillow, some iced water, and a piece of bread.
To gratify his palate he drank ever and anon iced punch, sweetened he asked not how, and strengthened with rum.
Its large airy rooms and cool verandahs, shaded with masses of passion flowers, its excellent food and iced American drinks, all combine to make it a capital resting-place.
Where the disease is owing to strangulated hernia, the part should be sprinkled with cold water, or iced water, or salt and water recently mixed, or moistened with ether.
As the cold air soon destroys them, after they are voided, could clysters of iced water be used with advantage?
Secondly by invigorating the actions of the stomach, by decreasing them for a time, and thence accumulating the power of irritation, as by an emetic, or by iced water, or iced wine.
Castor, with sinapisms externally; to which must be added a clyster of cold water, oriced water; which, according to Mons.
Might not a greater degree of cold, as iced water, or snow, be applied to the cutaneous capillaries?
Iced tea for one thing; that is made and ready, at least.
But I did learn how to make bomb glace, and marrons with whipped cream, and a perfectly delicious sort of iced pudding that I know Fred will just love, if only I have not forgotten all about them!
With this was to be bread and butter and iced tea.
It was speedily brought, and, having iced it, he held it to her white lips.
Alice, I wish, dear, you would get me aniced lemonade, will you?
This fish should be put into iced water as soon as bought, unless they are cooked immediately.
All fresh fruit may be prepared in the same manner; and a mixture of various fruits iced in this manner, and arranged on one dish, looks very well for a summer dessert.
All iced cakes should be kept in a very dry place.
This is a very nice cake for desert, and may be iced for a supper table, or cut into slices and spread with jam, which converts it into sandwiches.
Really good Champagne should not be iced below a temperature of fifty degrees Fahr.
When Sir Fusby Guttleton gives one of his noted 'little spreads' at Greenwich, are not torrents of iced 'dry' needed to quench the thirst excited by the devilled bait?
At eleven o'clock, with still an hour to wait for my train, an iced drink became a necessity, so I descended to the cafe and suggested to the waiter that he should supply me with an iced drink as large as possible.
When Mr. Hua read these words he shivered and shook as if iced water was being poured down his back, and thinking of his old mother and his young children, his tears began to flow.
The women seldom made their appearance until noon; in the afternoons there was bridge until six, and much squabbling and writing of checks on the forward deck, with iced drinks continually being brought up from the bar.
The finest of fruits are on table between five and six, and tea and iced drinks are ready at all times, from dawn to breakfast--a ceremony which takes place at ten.
Take up the gems, and let us dream of cool, bubbling runlets and iced sour milk as we go.
He said his master was awake and wanted an iced tankard at once.
All this was washed down with home-made liquors, home-brewed March beer, iced kvass, and foaming mead.
An hour later their master awoke in excellent humour, and his first words were, "Iced beer!
They felt a strong desire to cool their parched throats with some of their master's iced beer; and the bold scamps managed to get it in the following way.
All the courses were of this light kind, and were washed down with kvass[20] and home-made beer; the drinks were iced and so was the salad.
He woke up at five in the afternoon and drank his iced beer.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "iced" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
