icehouse
/ˈaɪsˌhaʊs/Definitions
1. noun
A building or structure used to store or harvest ice, or a building that serves as a cold storage facility, especially for perishable foods.
“The family’s icehouse kept their summer vegetables fresh throughout the winter.”
2. noun
A structure or building designed to provide a cold environment, typically for storing food or supplies, especially in tropical or desert regions.
“The icehouse in the village served as a community storage facility for food and medical supplies.”