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Difference between Ice house and Ice palace

ice house—

1. an underground storage where blocks of ice are stored to be used in the summer:

  • Every substantial country house had an ice house and it is surprising how many remain.

2. a morgue:

  • The body was brought to the ice house, as planned, but the door would not lock. So the poor body was taken back to Mrs. McKnight’s house.

ice palace

1. a huge castle-style building constructed of large blocks of ice:

  • The city of St. Paul has played host to several ice palaces as part of the city’s Winter Carnival.

2. any large structure housing a skating rink:

  • Here are some pictures taken over the years of the Ice Palace staff, friends and public skating.

3. a place of seclusion or retreat from the realities of life:

  • You hide behind the pillars of your ice palace, pretending to be so unapproachable.