snow cone AmE , also: sno-cone AmE
snowball ,

"I feel comfortable going up and getting a snow cone in it."

She held out the snow cone for him to take a lick.

And the kids even got free snow cones for dessert.

I looked up and there above us was a rounded snow cone.

Any shot or shooter works well poured over a snow cone.

It's like trying to find a snowflake in a snow cone.

We'd have snow cones, then I'd go to the movies and spend time with my boyfriend.

Half a block down, ice cream and snow cones were big sellers.

It's a great hot-weather dessert, a snow cone by any other name.

Kermit left to buy a snow cone near the dope track.

"We held him up too long and now he'll have to wait until intermission to get his grape snow cone."

To make a snow cone, strain over a scoop of shaved ice in a shot glass.

After some fun and buying two snow cones, they sat and talked.

Snow cones are an example of shaved ice that is flavored after production.

People incorrectly say this when they mean to refer to a catch with the term "snow cone."

When he mentioned that he was going to Hawaii, she asked him to come back with a snow cone for her collection.

The most common places to find snow cones in the United States are at amusement parks.

A microphone suspended from a boom looked like a big snow cone of gray foam.

Danny begs his mother for a snow cone, then wails when she tells him no.

Nick and Frank went to get snow cones.

She ordered a margarita, and when it came, it looked like a big green snow cone.

A hunter could not knock the snow cone off the hole, else the seal would realize that someone was waiting for it.

Skip lime sorbet, worse than a bad snow cone.

"There will be novelty items, snow cones, popcorn and cotton candy.