Icebergs
Definition
(Noun; Nature) An iceberg is a large chunk of stubbornness floating in the ocean that refuses to melt away no matter how much heat it's exposed to.
Usage
I heard an iceberg say "I'm too cold for this!"
Insight
What did the iceberg name its baby? Icee!
Origin
The first iceberg was created when Poseidon got so angry he froze his tears into giant chunks of ice and threw them into the sea as punishment for mankind's misdeeds against him.
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