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Chill: Definition, Meanings & Usage as Verb, Noun & Slang
Verb
- To cool something to or below freezing. Example: "The wind chilled the water."
- To make someone feel cold. Example: "The icy wind chilled her to the bone."
- Informal: To dampen enthusiasm or excitement. Example: "The news chilled their plans."
Noun
- A sensation of coldness. Example: "A winter chill in the air."
- Informal: A state of relaxation. Example: "Just chill out."
- US slang: A casual social gathering. Example: "Having a chill at my place."
Context determines meaning; the slang senses are widespread in casual speech.
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