icehearted

English

Adjective

icehearted (comparative more icehearted, superlative most icehearted)

1. Alternative form of ice-hearted
   • 1898, The Forum - Volume 25, page 444:

     There are no painted-glass windows in Southern mills to cut off the view or the light of heaven, and no icehearted superintendents to lord it over the operatives.

   • 1955, Elisabeth Margo, Taming the Forty-niner, page 85:

     And it was Swan — not the Chinese slave, not the icehearted mademoiselle, not the thieving ugly whore at the fandango house — that the forty-niner wove into his mythology.

   • 1989, Ronald Verlin Cassill, “Love? Squalor?”, in Collected stories, page 12:

     Oh, icehearted counselor . . . If I could find a word that might make known The crime of my destroyer.