coldish

He kept the water coldish so as to wake up.

It was kind of dark and coldish and it felt like we were in somebody’s attic.

She sings of “leaving the city at dawn” to chase good weather during “C’est la Vie,” and of walking in the snow and having “ice in my head ’cause I’m coldish” during “Soul Glitch.”

I couldn’t have been happier as long as I didn’t sit up because there was a coldish wind, so I lay there all dreamy and thought about Aunt Penn, and my life so far, and got a little bit of a flashback of what it was like to be happy.

When you get up beyond these woods you’re on heathery slopes, which glow red in summer, so I suppose they called it after that; the other in local parlance is something coldish or damp, and this house is situated that way in all conscience.