DCHP-1 Online
ice-ledge 
n. sea ice that is anchored to the shore and extends seaward in a great shelf.
See also: shore-ice (def. 1)
- 1908 In the morning we passed several ice-ledges along shore, the survivals of the severe winter. . . .
- 1936 And, once free, he went lurching out across the ice-ledge. He reminded Stendal of a wounded seal as he slipped and fell, tumbling headlong across the first small pressure-ridge.
- 1908 In the morning we passed several ice-ledges along shore, the survivals of the severe winter. . . .