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chill

[chil] / tʃɪl /




VERB
make cold
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When the sun vanishes early and the chill of darkness comes on deep and fast, there has always been an instinct to gather around a source of warmth and illumination for tales of fearsome happenings.

From Los Angeles Times

Slowing down looks mundane in practice: giving eggs and butter time to lose their chill before baking; letting meat rest instead of slicing into it triumphantly too soon.

From Salon

But you can go into this bookstore and look at them and it’s always chill.

From Los Angeles Times

So we just went to my managers’ office, and it was very chill.

From Los Angeles Times

Hearing the tens of thousands of fans singing the chorus back to JOP gives me chills.

From Los Angeles Times