chill
chill
ʧɪl
chil
British pronunciation
/t‍ʃˈɪl/

Definition & Meaning of "chill"in English

Chill
example
Examples
She felt a chill in the air as the sun began to set.
02

a cold feeling that often signals the onset of illness or fever

chill definition and meaning
03

a nearly pleasurable shiver or sensation of fright

to chill
01

to cool or refrigerate food or beverages to a lower temperature

Transitive: to chill food or beverages
to chill definition and meaning
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Examples
She likes to chill her favorite beverages in the fridge.
02

to dampen someone's enthusiasm, confidence, or mood

Transitive: to chill someone's confidence or mood
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His harsh criticism chilled her excitement about pursuing her dreams.
03

to make someone or something feel cold

Transitive: to chill sb/sth
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Examples
Opening the windows on a winter day will chill the room quickly.
04

to experience a decrease in temperature

Intransitive
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The room began to chill as the sun went down and the temperature dropped.
05

to relax or calm down, often used to tell someone to stop being overly anxious or excited

InformalInformal
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Chill, man, we ’ve got plenty of time to finish this before the deadline.
01

relaxed, easygoing, or calm in manner or attitude

SlangSlang
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They 're super chill, great to hang with.
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