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View definitions for cool

cool

adjective as in cold, nippy

adjective as in excellent

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verb as in reduce temperature, chill down

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The weather will start to cool down on Saturday as a cold front pushes southwards, with the air turning progressively colder into next week as an Arctic air mass becomes established.

From BBC

Beauty was also coyly positioned, always in view of my and my brother’s drifting curiosities, like the framed print of “Jammin’ at the Savoy” by Romare Bearden that she hung just outside the kitchen’s entrance that I loved so much, that I sometimes wanted to live inside of, debonair and irreducibly cool like Bearden’s jazz men.

Maybe we can even start to throw out the idea that any “cool” factor is an illusion.

From Slate

"But it's a huge honour. Every time that I come back and play on this tour, I'm proud to be a member and proud to support it as much as I can. If I was to win the Race to Dubai for a sixth time, that would be a really cool achievement."

From BBC

Chu says, “You got ‘Defying Gravity’ as your closer, like, ‘Great, cool.’

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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