ice-foot [trans. of Dan. eis fod] North
1 n. sea ice that is anchored to the shore and extends seaward in a great shelf. See shore-ice (def. 1) 1954 quote.
See also: shore-ice (def. 1)
2 n. an ice mass formed by pans drifting to shore and being subjected to showers of freezing spray, eventually becoming barricades between the land and the water. See ballacater 1958 quote.
See also: ballacater