NOUN
- a thin coating of ice (as from freezing mist) on a road or sidewalk; nearly invisible but very hazardous
How To Use black ice In A Sentence
- I couldn't be bothered to 'faff' about - I was still sore from falling on black ice yesterday - and so cold - so it was a quick fix. Allotment Lady
- But the second ... I wanted to warn you: black ice, low cloud, a speed trap; some hazard.
- The streets are dirty mush, black ice on the road and slippery sidewalks.
- A spokesman for the AA urged drivers to be cautious, warning of black ice on the roads.
- Drivers on the M25 are likely to encounter fog and black ice tonight.
- The lorry skidded on a stretch of black ice.
- The lorry skidded on a stretch of black ice.
- Light rain froze almost immediately, coating parts of the city with black ice.
- Once he finally got parked, he nearly broke his neck slipping on a sheet of black ice.
- But the second ... I wanted to warn you: black ice, low cloud, a speed trap; some hazard.
