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Definition
Synonym
chilly
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
chilly
cool
chilly
cool
chilly
cool
Deutsche
chilly Synonyme
chilly
Olympian
above all that
affectless
aguey
aguish
algid
aloof
anesthetized
arctic
Englische
cool Synonyme
cool
Buddha-like composure
Laodicean
OK
Olympian
Oriental calm
abate
abnegation
above all that
absolute zero
abstinence
ace-high
affectless
aguey
aguish
air-condition
air-
cool
algid
algidity
allay
aloof
anesthetized
apathetic
aplomb
appease
arctic
arrest
arrogant
assassinate
assured
at rest
audacious
autistic
aweless
awelessness
backward
bad
balance
balanced
balanced personality
bang-up
bashful
bitterness
blank
bleakness
blue with cold
blunt
bold
bonzer
boss
bracing
brazen
bridle
briskness
bully
bump off
bumptious
but good
calculated
calm
calm disposition
calm down
calm of mind
calmness
catatonic
chattering
check
chill
chilled
chilliness
chilling
chilly
chromatic
cloistered
cold
cold as charity
cold-blooded
coldhearted
coldness
collect
collected
colorific
coloring
commonsense
compose
composed
composure
conciliate
confident
conservatism
constancy
constrain
constrained
constraint
contain
continence
control
controlled
contumelious
cool
off
cool
headed
cool
headedness
cool
ing
cool
ish
cool
ness
cool
th
corking
countenance
crackerjack
cradle
crispness
cryogenics
cryology
curb
curtail
damp
dampen
dandy
decelerate
decrease in temperature
deflect
defuse
deliberate
delicious
detached
deter
dichromatic
diminish
disaccordant
disaffect
discourage
discreet
disdainful
disincline
disinterest
dispassion
dispassionate
distant
distract
dithery
divert
divine
do in
dompt
drugged
ducky
dulcify
dull
dust off
dwindling
ease
easy mind
ebbing
emotionally dead
emotionless
enjoin
equable
equilibrium
even
even out
even-tempered
even-tenored
evenness
exclusive
execute
expectation
expected
expecting
expressionless
fab
familiar
fast
fastness
fervorless
fiducial
fine and dandy
finish
firm
firm as Gibraltar
firmness
forbidding
forward
freezing
freezing point
fresh
freshen
freshness
frigid
frigidity
frosted
frostiness
cool
off
arrange
array
arrest
bridle
calm down
check
collect oneself
compose oneself
constrain
contain
control
cool
cool
it
curb
curtail
decelerate
deploy
dispose
dompt
enjoin
form
get organized
govern
grade
guard
harmonize
hierarchize
hinder
hold
hold at bay
hold back
hold fast
hold in
hold in check
hold in leash
hold up
inhibit
keep
keep back
keep from
keep in
keep in check
keep under control
lay out
lay under restraint
line up
marshal
methodize
normalize
order
organize
pacify
prohibit
pull
pull in
quiet
rank
regularize
regulate
rein
rein in
relax
restrain
retard
retrench
routinize
set back
set up
simmer down
slow down
snub
sober down
standardize
straiten
structure
systematize
take it easy
tranquilize
unwind
withhold
cool
er
air
cool
er
calaboose
can
chiller
chokey
clink
cold pack
coop
fan
hoosegow
ice bag
ice bucket
ice cube
ice pack
ice pail
jug
lockup
pokey
prison
quod
slammer
stir
surface
cool
er
ventilator
water
cool
er
wine
cool
er
cool
ie
Aquarius
Ganymede
Hebe
bearer
bheesty
busboy
caddie
cargo handler
carrier
carrier pigeon
carter
common carrier
conveyer
cupbearer
drayman
express
expressman
freighter
gun bearer
hauler
homing pigeon
letter carrier
litter-bearer
porter
redcap
shield-bearer
skycap
stevedore
stretcher-bearer
the Water Bearer
transporter
truck driver
trucker
wagoner
water boy
water carrier
chilly Definition
Cool
(
superl.
)
Moderately
cold
Cool
(
superl.
)
Not
ardent,
warm,
fond,
or
passionate
Cool
(
superl.
)
Not
retaining
heat
Cool
(
superl.
)
Manifesting
coldness
or
dislike
Cool
(
superl.
)
Quietly
impudent
Cool
(
superl.
)
Applied
facetiously,
in
a
vague
sense,
to
a
sum
of
money,
commonly
as
if
to
give
emphasis
to
the
largeness
of
the
amount.
Cool
(
n.
)
A
moderate
state
of
cold
Cool
(
v.
t.)
To
make
cool
or
cold
Cool
(
v.
t.)
To
moderate
the
heat
or
excitement
of
Cool
(
v.
i.)
To
become
less
hot
Cool
(
v.
i.)
To
lose
the
heat
of
excitement
or
passion
Cool
-headed
(
a.
)
Having
a
temper
not
easily
excited
cool Bedeutung
aplomb
assuredness
cool
poise
sang-froid
great
cool
ness
and
composure
under
strain,
keep
your
cool
cool
the
quality
of
being
at
a
refreshingly
low
temperature,
the
cool
of
early
morning
cool
jazz
jazz
that
is
restrained
and
fluid
and
marked
by
intricate
harmonic
structures
often
lagging
slightly
behind
the
beat
cool
chill
cool
down
loose
heat,
The
air
cool
ed
considerably
after
the
thunderstorm
cool
cool
off
cool
down
lose
intensity,
His
enthusiasm
cool
ed
considerably
cool
chill
cool
down
make
cool
or
cool
er,
Chill
the
food
calm
calm
down
cool
off
chill
out
simmer
down
settle
down
cool
it
become
quiet
or
calm,
especially
after
a
state
of
agitation,
After
the
fight
both
men
need
to
cool
off.,
It
took
a
while
after
the
baby
was
born
for
things
to
settle
down
again.
cool
off
feel
less
enamoured
of
something
or
somebody
air-
cool
air-condition
equip
with
an
apparatus
for
controlling
the
humidity
and
temperature,
Our
house
is
not
air-conditioned
kick
one's
heels
cool
one's
heels
wait
or
pass
the
time
aimlessly
or
futilely,
be
kept
waiting,
She
kicked
her
heels
for
hours
at
the
gate
of
the
Embassy
blue-white
bluish-white
cool
-white
of
white
tinged
with
blue
cool
cool
headed
nerveles
marked
by
calm
self-control
(especially
in
trying
circumstances),
unemotional,
play
it
cool
,
keep
cool
,
stayed
cool
headed
in
the
crisis,
the
most
nerveless
winner
in
the
history
of
the
tournament
cool
fashionable
and
attractive
at
the
time,
often
skilled
or
socially
adept,
he's
a
cool
dude,
that's
cool
,
Mary's
dress
is
really
cool
,
it's
not
cool
to
arrive
at
a
party
too
early
cool
(used
of
a
number
or
sum)
without
exaggeration
or
qualification,
a
cool
million
bucks
cool
neither
warm
nor
very
cold,
giving
relief
from
heat,
a
cool
autumn
day,
a
cool
room,
cool
summer
dresses,
cool
drinks,
a
cool
breeze
cool
psychologically
cool
and
unenthusiastic,
unfriendly
or
unresponsive
or
showing
dislike,
relations
were
cool
and
polite,
a
cool
reception,
cool
to
the
idea
of
higher
taxes
cool
(color)
inducing
the
impression
of
cool
ness,
used
especially
of
greens
and
blues
and
violets,
cool
greens
and
blues
and
violets
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