Iceberg

Definition of iceberg:

part of speech: noun

Floating hill or huge mass of ice.

part of speech: noun

A mountain or huge mass of floating ice.

part of speech: noun

A large mass of ice detached from a glacier, and floating in the sea.

Usage examples for iceberg:

• But Van was as cool as an iceberg "Ralph of the Roundhouse", Allen Chapman.

• Almost the same instant a second appeared, when he tumbled backward, driven thence by the revolver of the hunter, who was as cool as an iceberg "Through Apache Lands", R. H. Jayne.

• After tea, Oliver and Rollo went out into the yard to feel the air, and judge of the impression the night would probably make upon " Iceberg Castle" and its inhabitants. "Jonas on a Farm in Winter", Jacob Abbott.