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cool
1. mod. unabashed; unruffled; relaxed. (see also keep one’s cool, lose one’s cool.) She is totally cool and easygoing.
2. mod. good; excellent. This is a really cool setup!
3. mod. [of music] mellow; smooth. This stuff is so cool, I’m just floating.
4. mod. no less than [some amount of money]. She cleared a cool forty thousand on the Wilson deal.
5. in. to die; to become cold after death. (Medical euphemism.) We were afraid that he would cool.
- (as) cool as a cucumber
- (Have you) been keeping cool?
- a cool head
- be as cool as a cucumber
- been keeping cool
- been keeping cool?
- blow (one's) cool
- blow cool
- blow one’s cool
- blow one's cool
- blow your cool
- cool
- cool (one's) heels
- cool (one's) jets
- cool as a cucumber
- cool bananas
- Cool bananas!
- cool beans
- Cool beans!
- cool cat
- cool customer
- cool down
- cool head
- cool heels
- cool it
- Cool it!
- cool off
- cool one's heels
- cool out
- cool reception
- cool someone out
- cool your heels
- cool your jets!
- cool, calm, and collected
- cooled out
- cooling-off period
- house cooling party
- How (something) is that?
- I'm cool
- keep (one's) cool
- keep a cool head
- keep cool
- keep one’s cool
- keep one's cool
- keep your breath to cool your porridge
- keep your cool
- keep/lose your cool
- kick your heels
- lose (one's) cool
- lose cool
- lose one’s cool
- lose one's cool
- lose your cool
- play it cool
- save one's breath