Cool - definition, pronunciation, transcription
noun
verb
- loose heat (syn: chill)
adjective
keep cool
stayed coolheaded in the crisis
- used of a quantity or amount (especially of money) for emphasis
that's cool
Mary's dress is really cool
it's not cool to arrive at a party too early
Extra examples
The weather is cool today.
The surface is cool to the touch.
The plant grows best in cool climates.
I'm feeling a little cool.
We changed into some cooler clothes.
She remained calm, cool, and collected.
The fan cools the engine.
Allow the cake to cool before slicing.
I took a break from the discussion to allow my anger to cool.
His interest in her has cooled somewhat.
...the judge's customary cool stood him in good stead during the sensational trial...
...I envy you your cool....
Here comes Mom. Act cool and she won't suspect a thing.
We were in the cool shadow of the mountain.
An honest hater is often a better fellow than a cool friend.
Phrasal verbs
Word forms
I/you/we/they: cool
he/she/it: cools
present participle: cooling
past tense: cooled
past participle: cooled
comparative: cooler
superlative: coolest
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