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cold

adjective as in chilly, freezing

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adjective as in aloof, unresponsive

noun as in frigid conditions

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More cool than what I have seen on TV because sometimes you see straight face and stuff so I thought he was cold... someone who doesn't talk a lot.

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A cold front will also sink southwards, bringing heavy rain.

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Swift opens her track with: “When I found you, you were young, wayward, lost in the cold / Pulled up to you in the Jag’, turned your rags to gold.”

“Everyone was getting sick with coughs, the flu, with the air being cold all day,” he said.

She said the owner looked for the dog and tracked him to a local gas station but that the trail went cold from there.

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