Emily Dickinson Lexicon

I'CY, a. [from ice.]

1. Abounding with ice; as, the icy regions of the north.
2. Cold; frosty; as, icy chains. Shak.
3. Made of ice.
4. Resembling ice; chilling. Religion lays not an icy hand on the true joys of life. Buckminster
5. Cold; frigid; destitute of affection or passion. Shak.
6. Indifferent; unaffected; backward. Shak.