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kewl

British  
/ kuːl /

adjective

  1. informal a nonstandard variant spelling of cool

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John King spends the evening playing with any number of kewl Y2K “touch screens,” just swipin’ left and right and writing numbers on his touch screen.

From Salon • Nov. 4, 2014

But here's the thing: it's a fabulous train wreck, and the laws-of-physics-flouting car-nage is beyond kewl.

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