ice-blink
The Century Dictionary: The Encyelopedic Lexicon of the English Language · 1887 · p. 308
(is’blingk), n. A peculiar appear- ance in the air caused by the reflection of light ice-claw from the surface of an ice-pack or floating ma pling ice-closet of ice, or from land covered with snow. By it the presence of ice may often be recognized at large a distance of 20 miles or more. room ice-cold An ice-blink all along the horizon to leeward, indicat- *iscold, ing the situation of the pack, R. M’Cormick, Arc. and Antare. Voyages, I. 272. koud Sw.
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