What is another word for de-ice?
Pronunciation:
[ dəɹˈa͡ɪs], [ dəɹˈaɪs], [ d_ə_ɹ_ˈaɪ_s]
Related words: hiking boots
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Synonyms for De-ice:
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- absent ,
- absolved ,
- accept ,
- acquire ,
- acquit ,
- admit ,
- adopt ,
- aim ,
- all the way ,
- arctic ,
- ardent ,
- ask ,
- assoil ,
- assume ,
- authorise ,
- authorize ,
- bathetic ,
- block ,
- break ,
- break up ,
- brighten ,
- bring ,
- bring in ,
- bring out ,
- bump ,
- bump off ,
- call for ,
- carry ,
- charter ,
- choose ,
- claim ,
- clean ,
- clean-cut ,
- clear up ,
- clear-cut ,
- cleared ,
- clearly ,
- comb out ,
- conduct ,
- consider ,
- consume ,
- contain ,
- contract ,
- convey ,
- crisp ,
- crystalise ,
- crystalize ,
- crystallise ,
- crystallize ,
- deal ,
- decipherable ,
- deduct ,
- demand ,
- depart ,
- direct ,
- disappear ,
- disband ,
- discharge ,
- dismiss ,
- dispatch ,
- distil ,
- distill ,
- draw ,
- draw out ,
- drippy ,
- drive ,
- earn ,
- educe ,
- elicit ,
- elucidate ,
- engage ,
- enlighten ,
- escape ,
- estrus ,
- evaporate ,
- evoke ,
- exact ,
- excerpt ,
- exculpate ,
- exculpated ,
- exit ,
- exonerate ,
- exonerated ,
- express ,
- fade ,
- fade away ,
- fade out ,
- fill ,
- film ,
- fire up ,
- flake ,
- flux ,
- free ,
- freeze down ,
- freeze out ,
- frigid ,
- frozen ,
- gain ,
- gelid ,
- get ,
- get around ,
- get away ,
- get by ,
- get hold of ,
- get off ,
- get off the ground ,
- get rid of ,
- go out ,
- guide ,
- halt ,
- have ,
- heat energy ,
- heat up ,
- heating ,
- heating plant ,
- heating system ,
- high temperature ,
- hire ,
- hoar ,
- hokey ,
- hold ,
- hot up ,
- hotness ,
- ice ,
- ice pack ,
- icecap ,
- icing ,
- icy ,
- ignite ,
- illuminate ,
- immobilise ,
- immobilize ,
- inflame ,
- infusion ,
- ingest ,
- involve ,
- issue ,
- kitschy ,
- lead ,
- learn ,
- lease ,
- leave ,
- lift off ,
- light ,
- light up ,
- liquidise ,
- liquidize ,
- liquify ,
- look at ,
- make ,
- maudlin ,
- mawkish ,
- meld ,
- mellow ,
- mellow out ,
- melt down ,
- melting ,
- move out ,
- murder ,
- mushy ,
- necessitate ,
- need ,
- net ,
- nipping ,
- nippy ,
- occupy ,
- oestrus ,
- off ,
- open ,
- pack ,
- part ,
- pass ,
- passion ,
- payoff ,
- percipient ,
- pick out ,
- polar ,
- polish off ,
- postulate ,
- press out ,
- proceeds ,
- pull ,
- pull in ,
- pull out ,
- pull up ,
- quick ,
- read ,
- readable ,
- realise ,
- realize ,
- release ,
- rent ,
- reposition ,
- require ,
- resolve ,
- return ,
- rime ,
- rimed ,
- rimy ,
- rip out ,
- run ,
- rut ,
- sack ,
- sack up ,
- sappy ,
- schmaltzy ,
- schmalzy ,
- select ,
- selection ,
- sentimental ,
- set forth ,
- set off ,
- set out ,
- shed light on ,
- shift ,
- shoot ,
- slay ,
- snappy ,
- snow ,
- snow bunting ,
- snowbird ,
- solve ,
- soppy ,
- sort out ,
- soupy ,
- start ,
- start out ,
- stir up ,
- stop dead ,
- straighten out ,
- strike ,
- strong ,
- study ,
- submit ,
- subscribe ,
- subscribe to ,
- subtract ,
- suspend ,
- sweep off ,
- take aim ,
- take away ,
- take in ,
- take on ,
- take out ,
- take time off ,
- take up ,
- takings ,
- tear out ,
- thawing ,
- top ,
- train ,
- transfer ,
- unblock ,
- unclouded ,
- unclutter ,
- unmortgaged ,
- use up ,
- vindicated ,
- wake ,
- warm up ,
- warming ,
- warmly ,
- warmth ,
- well-defined ,
- wintry ,
- wipe out ,
- withdraw ,
- yield .
How to use "De-ice" in context?
De-icing is a process used to remove ice and snow from roads and walkways. If a storm does not clear out in time, the roads can become slick and dangerous. In order to avoid these conditions, crews will use a variety of methods to de-ice the roads.
The most common method is using a bulldozer to clear the snow. This removes the ice and creates a smoother surface. Other methods used include blowing snow and water. Blowing snow uses cold air to create a snow FLURRY. This snowfall can createphysical barriers that prevent the ice and snow from sticking to the ground.
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