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What ing verbs describe ice?

Here are some -ing verbs that describe ice, along with examples of how they can be used in sentences:

Describing the physical state/action of ice:

* Freezing: The water is freezing into ice.

* Melting: The ice is melting quickly in the sun.

* Chilling: The ice is chilling the drinks.

* Crunching: The ice is crunching under my feet.

* Forming: Ice is forming on the lake.

* Slipping: The ice is slipping under my shoes.

Describing the effects of ice:

* Cooling: The ice is cooling the air.

* Refreshing: The ice is refreshing the lemonade.

* Glazing: The ice is glazing the window panes.

* Crystallizing: The ice is crystallizing into beautiful shapes.

More figurative uses:

* Glistening: The ice is glistening in the moonlight.

* Sparking: The ice is sparking in the sun.

* Shimmering: The ice is shimmering on the lake.

These are just some examples, and you can find many other -ing verbs that could describe ice depending on the context and what you want to emphasize.

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