chilled

/ tʃɪld /

adjective

1. (of a person) feeling cold

2. (of food or drink) kept cool

3. Also: chilled-out. informal,  relaxed or easy-going in character or behaviour

Example Sentences

The attached patio is complete with a mural of a man floating in space, pipe in hand, and the coolers are still filled with chilled beers and sparkling waters from their most recent get-together.

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"I will be very chilled out, try to let everyone relax and let the talent take over," an unfazed Bethell told BBC Sport.

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“I’ve got every right to be here, buddy,” Hersh bats back to a displeased listener and you thrill to an era when breaking the news wasn’t chilled by caution.

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I’ll still chop up some vegetables to snack on with hummus, or cook off an extra pot of grains to stretch into chilled salads.

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"I was quite chilled and there was a lot of press trying to follow me around and stuff," Rooney said.

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Related Words

• bitter 
• bleak 
• brisk 
• cool 
• crisp 
• frigid 
• frosty 
• frozen 
• icy 
• intense 
• raw 
• snowy 
• wintry