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chill out

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chill out
to relax. I like to come home from work, have dinner, chill out for a little bit, and then go to bed.
Usage notes: often said to someone who is too excited or upset: I was worried about the kids, and he told me I should just chill out.
See also: chill

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It isn't magic, but a molder can pull a metal chill out of his hat to effectively "trick" the metal into solidifying the way he wants it to.
It isn't magic, but a molder can pull a metal chill out of his hat to effectively "trick" the metal into solidifying the way he wants it to.
 
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