Amongst those I particularly disliked were Whewell and Thirlwall- so icily cold were their manners."Story of My Life, volumes 1-3", Augustus J. C. Hare
She looked at him: Yes, she said, icily I do like it."Laramie Holds the Range", Frank H. Spearman
" Let us understand each other, sister," she said icily"The Tides of Barnegat", F. Hopkinson Smith
Confidence; faith; belief in someone's truth and goodness; hope; basis of confidence or belief; credit granted because of belief in one's honesty; a duty or responsibility; a combination of business men or firms engaged in the production of some commodity or related group of commodities, designed to regulate the supply and price of their goods and to prosper by cooperation rather than by competition; often, such a combination formed to crush out smaller competitors formed to crush out smaller competitors and thus control an industry and raise prices; an estate left in someone's charge to be held and managed for another's charge to be held and managed for another's benefit; the guardianship of such an estate. ...