Definition of ice pick
: a hand tool ending in a spike for chipping ice
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There are quite a few ways to make your own journal, but click play above and learn two super easy methods of binding your own bullet journal with little more than some card stock, some string, a hole punch, and an ice pick.
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The 20-year-old was covered in bruises and had been stabbed 11 times with an ice pick before her killer posed her corpse by the water, according to court records.
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Knox said the Coast Guard advises people who are near ice to always carry an ice pick, flares, and a VHF radio for calling in emergencies, because phone batteries die faster in cold weather.
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Though most often seen on soap operas, teen network the CW has lately been using twins to explain characters’ deaths: Jane the Virgin recently used a twins excuse to bring back a character impaled with an ice pick.
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Then, the woman said, Madison stabbed Kyzer with an ice pick in the hands, chest and neck.
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Probe joist ends and sill plates with a screwdriver or an ice pick.
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Pick up your ice pick/headlamp/hiking boots, and learn more about the experiences at Silversea Cruises's website.
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Napier was unarmed but a folding knife and ice pick tool were found on a wall in the garage near him, according to the autopsy report.
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First Known Use of ice pick
1851
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Definition of ice pick for English Language Learners
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: a sharp tool used for breaking off small pieces of ice
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