cool out
(intr, adverb) Caribbean to relax and cool down
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How to use cool out in a sentence
Never mind, the kitchen is hot anyway, but it's nice and cool out here under this maple.
At the Little Brown House | Ruth Alberta BrownWhen the man was again in the cool out-of-doors, he was able to give a full account of his life with the Orientals.
Panther Eye | Roy J. SnellNow get into something warm--it's a little cool out--and I'll take you for a spin, and we'll have dinner somewhere.
The Heart of Rachael | Kathleen NorrisAltogether when Mrs. Ascott came in, fresh and cool out of her carriage, Cicely was not in the best mood to receive her.
The Curate in Charge | Margaret OliphantIt's hot in the house to-night; it will be blissfully cool out on the river road.
The Second Violin | Grace S. Richmond
Other Idioms and Phrases with cool out
see cool off, def. 2 and 3.
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