vein

vein /ˈveɪn/ noun
plural veins
vein
/ˈveɪn/
noun
plural veins
Britannica Dictionary definition of VEIN
1 
[count] : any one of the tubes that carry blood from parts of the body back to the heart — compare artery; see also varicose vein
2 
[count] : any one of the thin lines that can be seen on the surface of a leaf or on the wing of an insect
3 
[count] : a long, narrow opening in rock filled with gold, silver, etc.
4 
[count] : a thin line or streak of material that has a different color or texture from the material that surrounds it
5 
[singular] : a particular style, quality, etc.

ice water in your veins

— see ice water