Definition of ice show
: an entertainment consisting of various exhibitions by ice-skaters usually with musical accompaniment
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Rides, fair food, events and games, agriculture, a circus, a petting zoo, livestock, an ice show, skateboarding races, concerts and professional boxing matches.
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Enjoy rides, fair food, games, agriculture, a circus, a petting zoo, livestock, an ice show, skateboarding races and a Saturday concert by Lacrae at the Miami-Dade County Fair, 10901 SW 24th St., Miami. $12, ages 6-64.
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Rides, fair food, events and games, agriculture, a circus, a petting zoo, livestock, an ice show, skateboarding races, professional boxing matches.
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Bumped out of the Sports Arena by an ice show, the Lakers played a playoff game on a court set up on the stage of the nearby Shrine Auditorium, home of many Oscars ceremonies.
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The 18-year-old Medvedeva, who loves the cartoon Sailor Moon and has skated to music from the show in ice shows, is working her way back from a foot injury that sidelined her in November and December.
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Hamill has remained active in the sport since the height of her fame, performing in several ice shows and winning a Daytime Emmy for her 1983 performance in Romeo and Juliet on Ice.
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Sometimes, since many schedule family-friendly ice shows during the holidays, arenas aren’t free.
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First Known Use of ice show
1920
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Definition of ice show for English Language Learners
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: a show in which ice-skaters perform to music
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