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Definition of iceberger in English: icebergernounˈʌɪsbəːɡə Australian A person who regularly swims outdoors in winter. the icebergers' morning routine includes plunging into Port Phillip Bay Example sentencesExamples - You can spend six months of the year swimming (longer if you are an iceberger).
- Members of the "icebergers" have their early dip every day of the year.
- I joined the icebergers, the hardy souls who swim year-round at the sea baths.
- The exhibition features a collection of land-based and underwater images of the brave, unique and (some might say) barking mad icebergers.
- The pool is cleansed by the ocean and members of the club are affectionately known as icebergers.
- The icebergers' member's longest swim in preparation was just eight hours and involved doing 400 laps of a pool, covering 20km, rather than in the open water.
- He paid tribute to his friends in the icebergers who swim with him in the ocean year round.
- I've wind-surfed, sailed competitively and now I've taken to being an iceberger.
- This Bondi iceberger has been swimming through winter for the past quarter-century.
- He had been for a swim with the Shelly Beach icebergers.
Origin 1930s: from iceberg + -er1. |