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cool Definition
(a)
neither
warm
or
very
cold
;
giving
relief
from
heat
; "
a
cool
autumn
day
"; "
a
cool
room
"; "
cool
summer
dresses
"; "
cool
drinks
"; "
a
cool
breeze
"
(a) (
color
)
inducing
the
impression
of
coolness
;
used
especially
of
greens
and
blues
and
violets
; "
cool
greens
and
blues
and
violets
"
(a)
psychologically
cool
and
unenthusiastic
;
unfriendly
or
unresponsive
or
showing
dislike
; "
relations
were
cool
and
polite
"; "
a
cool
reception
"; "
cool
to
the
idea
of
higher
taxes
"
(n)
the
quality
of
being
cool
; "
the
cool
of
early
morning
"
(n)
great
coolness
and
composure
under
strain
; "
keep
your
cool
"
(s)
marked
by
calm
self
-
control
(
especially
in
trying
circumstances
);
unemotional
; "
play
it
cool
"; "
keep
cool
"; "
stayed
coolheaded
in
the
crisis
"; "
the
most
nerveless
winner
in
the
history
of
the
tournament
"
(s)
used
of
a
number
or
sum
and
meaning
without
exaggeration
or
qualification
; "
a
cool
million
bucks
"
(s)
fashionable
and
attractive
at
the
time
;
often
skilled
or
socially
adept
; "
he
''
s
a
cool
dude
"; "
that
''
s
cool
"; "
Mary
''
s
dress
is
really
cool
"; "
it
''
s
not
cool
to
arrive
at
a
party
too
early
"
(v)
make
cool
or
cooler
; "
Chill
the
food
"
(v)
loose
heat
; "
The
air
cooled
considerably
after
the
thunderstorm
"
(v)
lose
intensity
; "
His
enthusiasm
cooled
considerably
"
cool Synonyms
aplomb
assuredness
chill
cool
cool down
cool off
coolheaded
nerveless
poise
sang-froid
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