clear ice

noun

1. glaze ice, especially on aircraft.

Example Sentences

The recipe doesn’t call for any garnish, but I decked out the punch bowl anyway with lime hulls and lemon wheels and crystal clear ice and garden mint.

From Washington Post

Aside from this obvious crux—bare rock and clear ice—it was as close to “in” as he’d ever seen.

From Outside Online

Beneath the clear ice, of perhaps a quarter of an inch in thickness, a mass of fish was swimming with the current.

From Project Gutenberg

He had never in his life seen running water before, and must have supposed that he could walk upon it as safely as on clear ice.

From Project Gutenberg

For nearly a mile these continue, leaving a gradually narrowing lane of clear ice between them.

From Project Gutenberg

Thus a marginal valley is formed, clear ice on one side, or nearly so, buried ice on the other.

From Project Gutenberg

The river was frozen over with smooth, clear ice, scarcely thick enough to bear a man.

From Project Gutenberg