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chill out

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chill out and cool out
Sl. to calm down. Before we can debate this matter, you're all gonna have to chill out. So sit down and stop bickering. Everybody cooled out after the emergency, and everything was fine.
See also: chill, out
chill out (slang)
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, out
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Between October 26 and November 6, Boro Buzz promised a youth festival full of action, adventure, challenges and chill outs, with over 60 events and activities.
Numbers crunch; Your Say by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
However, after the seething humanity of Mumbai, Delhi and Calcutta, you can chill out on the golden beaches of Goa.
Your Life: Travel: Happy gappers; GUIDE TO TAKING A YEAR OUT by The Mirror (London, England)
HOLIDAYS are a great time to relax but the one thing you don't want to do when you are sitting on the beach is waste your valuable chill out time worrying if your house back home is safe.
WEEKEND HOME: DIY TIPS: A matter of security by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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