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cool

adjective as in cold, nippy

adjective as in excellent

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verb as in reduce temperature, chill down

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The Santa Ana winds, which originate inland from cool, high-pressure air masses in the Great Basin, routinely affect Southern California this time of year and help create wildfire conditions.

“It was cool I got to 7 feet but I’m happy wherever I end up,” Garcia said.

It's a far cry from the brand's glory days, when the E-Type placed Jaguar firmly at the heart of swinging-sixties British cool.

From BBC

His drives were handsome, but it was the cuts and pulls that came with a dollop of Caribbean cool.

From BBC

He has been so smart since replacing Jurgen Klopp - he is so cool and calm and he has not tried to impose his ego on the team.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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