Moderate as in incarcerate To postpone or set aside, similar to shelving or delaying a plan or project. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Put On Ice'
After the heated argument, they agreed to put on ice any further discussion until they both calmed down.
The government decided to put on ice the new policy until further consultations could be made with the public.
Faced with technical issues, the software development team had no choice but to put on ice the release of the new app.
The team captain had to put on ice their championship celebration after learning about the star player's injury.
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