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Here are some compound words chosen from the text. ice-fall knife-edge wind-proof sleeping-bags half-way never-ending partly-full ice- axe

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Here are some compound words chosen from the text.

ice-fall knife-edge wind-proof sleeping-bags
half-way never-ending partly-full ice- axe
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Let us learn a few more with their meaning.

ice-berg an extremely large mass of ice floating in the sea
ice-cap a layer of ice permanently covering parts of the earth, especially around North and South Poles
ice-floe a large area of ice floating in the sea
ice-sheet a layer of ice that covers a large area of land for a long period of time
ice-rink specially prepared flat surface of ice, where you can ice-skate;
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