beersicle

English

Etymology

From beer +‎ -sicle.

Noun

beersicle (plural beersicles)

1. (countable or uncountable) Frozen beer.
   • 1968, Russell C. Erb, The common scents of smell:

     I called it Erb's Beersicle. My results were disappointing but might be improved through research processing.

   • 2006, Walter B. Palmer, Jr., Native Soil:

     " […] The only time I get cold beer is when I leave the shit in the snow, and then it freezes and I end up with a beersicle, and I have to wait until it thaws out before I can drink it."