US /'ɪɡlu:/
・UK /'ɪɡlu:/
I for Igloo, i-i-i-i-igloo.
I for Igloo, Ii Ii Igloo.
When Gerda woke up, she was in a small igloo.
When Gerda woke up, she was in a small igloo.
It's not an igloo, that's something different again, but yeah, snow forts, and then we would have snowball fights.
It's not an igloo.
Like maybe building an igloo that looks like a palace or scale a drift that's 80 feet high, disrupting huge snow cones that reach through the moon while making snow angels that fly.
Building an igloo that looks like a palace, or scale a drift that's 80 feet high.
Above that hole in the ground would be a small brick structure, a bit like an igloo, with two doors really tightly sealed in order to stop the hot air getting in.
Above that hole in the ground would be a small brick structure, a bit like an igloo, with two doors really tightly sealed in order to stop the hot air getting in.
- Yeah, it's like reinforcing your igloo. - (laughing) I can't bite into it.
Igloo.
I is for igloo.
I is for igloo.
Let's uncover today how an igloo keeps you warm, right here in Simple Things: Surprising Histories.
Let's uncover today how an igloo keeps you warm.
I. i. igloo. Igloo. Now you try. Igloo.
Igloo.
It's a little bit like sleeping in an igloo.
It's a little bit like sleeping in an igloo; it's sleeping inside the sand.