1. A mass of ice formed in an Alpine valley, and flowing slowly down its bed like a viscons substance, being fed with semi-melted snow at the top and forming streams at the bottom. Glacier theory, the theory of an early ice period of the globe, when vast masses of rock, &c., were transported on islands of ice to their present localities.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• glasher,
• grocier,
• glasier,
• glautier,
• glacers,
• gacier,
• glaciar,
• glair,
• glaced,
• glaciars,
• glacite,
• glaciors,
• glacia,
• glaciel,
• flacier,
• vlacier,
• blacier,
• hlacier,
• ylacier,
• tlacier

• glazer,
• lazier,
• glaser,
• glyceryl,
• glaze,
• glycerogel,
• glycerin,
• glyceride,
• glasser,
• glycerol,
• glycerite,
• glycerole,
• glaeser,
• glycerine,
• glazier,
• glyceria.

The adjective form of the word "glacier" is "glacial".

The plural of the "glacier" can be the "glaciers".

The singular of the "glacier" can be the "glacier".