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Cool
Cool
superl.
Moderately
cold
;
between
warm
and
cold
;
lacking
in
warmth
;
producing
or
promoting
coolness
.
Cool
superl.
Not
ardent
,
warm
,
fond
, or
passionate
;
not
hasty
;
deliberate
;
exercising
self
-
control
;
self
-
possessed
;
dispassionate
;
indifferent
; as, a
cool
lover
; a
cool
debater
.
Cool
superl.
Not
retaining
heat
;
light
; as, a
cool
dress
.
Cool
superl.
Manifesting
coldness
or
dislike
;
chilling
;
apathetic
; as, a
cool
manner
.
Cool
superl.
Quietly
impudent
;
negligent
of
propriety
in
matters
of
minor
importance
,
either
ignorantly
or
willfully
;
presuming
and
selfish
;
audacious
; as,
cool
behavior
.
Cool
superl.
Applied
facetiously
, in a
vague
sense
, to a
sum
of
money
,
commonly
as if to
give
emphasis
to
the
largeness
of
the
amount
.
Cool
n.
A
moderate
state
of
cold
;
coolness
;
said
of
the
temperature
of
the
air
between
hot
and
cold
; as,
the
cool
of
the
day
;
the
cool
of
the
morning
or
evening
.
Cool
v. t.
To
make
cool
or
cold
; to
reduce
the
temperature
of; as,
ice
cools
water
.
Cool
v. t.
To
moderate
the
heat
or
excitement
of; to
allay
, as
passion
of
any
kind
; to
calm
; to
moderate
.
Cool
v. i.
To
become
less
hot
; to
lose
heat
.
Cool
v. i.
To
lose
the
heat
of
excitement
or
passion
; to
become
more
moderate
.
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