Having impressive beauty or dignity. e.g. The MAJESTIC mountains rose high above the valley, covered in snow., Majestic, Widely recognized and well-established; symbolic. e.g.The Eiffel Tower is an ICONIC symbol of Paris., Iconic, Areas around the North and South Poles, characterized by extreme cold. e.g. POLAR REGIONS are home to animals like polar bears and penguins., Polar regions, A compact mass of a substance, often irregular in shape. e.g. He found a LUMP of ice floating in the water., Lump, To gather or collect over time. e.g. Snow began to ACCUMULATE on the roof during the storm., Accumulate, A sheet, quantity, or thickness of material covering a surface or lying between other layers. e.g. A thick LAYER of frost coated the ground., Layer, A large floating platform of ice formed where a glacier or ice sheet flows into the ocean. e.g. Scientists are monitoring the melting of the Antarctic ICE SHELF., Ice shelf, To be carried slowly by a current of air or water. e.g. The iceberg began to DRIFT away from the coast., Drift, Closely packed together; thick. e.g. The DENSE fog made it difficult to see ahead., Dense, Full of or carrying a large amount of salt. e.g. The SALT-LADEN sea breeze corroded the metal railing., Salt-laden, A small iceberg, typically dangerous because it's mostly underwater. e.g. The ship navigated carefully to avoid the GROWLERS in the icy water., Growler, To gradually wear away or destroy by natural forces. e.g. Ocean waves continue to ERODE the cliffs., Erode, Caught or held in a place from which escape is difficult. e.g. The seal was TRAPPED under the ice and struggled to find an air hole., Trapped, Breaking with a sharp sound; forming cracks. e.g. The ice was CRACKING under the pressure of the warming temperatures., Cracking, Falling or colliding with great force and noise. e.g. Huge chunks of ice were CRASHING into the sea from the melting glacier., Crashing, To fall down or cave in suddenly. e.g. The ice shelf COLLAPSED after years of weakening., Collapse, To move from one region or habitat to another, often seasonally. e.g. Arctic terns MIGRATE thousands of miles between the poles each year., Migrate

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