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Definition of cool
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Cool
(superl.)
Applied
facetiously,
in a vague
sense,
to a sum of
money,
commonly
as if to give
emphasis
to the
largeness
of the
amount..
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Fan
::
Fan (n.) An
instrument
for
cooling
the
person,
made of
feathers,
paper,
silk, etc., and often
mounted
on
sticks
all
turning
about the same
pivot,
so as when
opened
to
radiate
from the
center
and
assume
the
figure
of a
section
of a
circle..
Nerve
::
Nerve (n.)
Steadiness
and
firmness
of mind;
self-command
in
personal
danger,
or under
suffering;
unshaken
courage
and
endurance;
coolness;
pluck;
resolution..
Sublimate
::
Sublimate
(v. t.) To bring by heat into the state of
vapor,
which,
on
cooling,
returns
again to the solid
state;
as, to
sublimate
sulphur
or
camphor..
Freezer
::
Freezer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
cools or
freezes,
as a
refrigerator,
or the tub and can used in the
process
of
freezing
ice
cream..
Ventilation
::
Ventilation
(n.) The act of
refrigerating,
or
cooling;
refrigeration;
as,
ventilation
of the
blood..
Refrigerium
::
Refrigerium
(n.)
Cooling
refreshment;
refrigeration.
Fan
::
Fan (n.) To cool and
refresh,
by
moving
the air with a fan; to blow the air on the face of with a fan..
Coolish
::
Coolish
(a.)
Somewhat
cool.
Chill
::
Chill (v. t.) To
produce,
by
sudden
cooling,
a
change
of
crystallization
at or near the
surface
of, so as to
increase
the
hardness;
said of cast
iron..
Gelatine
::
Gelatine
(n.)
Animal
jelly;
glutinous
material
obtained
from
animal
tissues
by
prolonged
boiling.
Specifically
(Physiol.
Chem.),
a
nitrogeneous
colloid,
not
existing
as such in the
animal
body, but
formed
by the
hydrating
action
of
boiling
water on the
collagen
of
various
kinds of
connective
tissue
(as
tendons,
bones,
ligaments,
etc.).
Its
distinguishing
character
is that of
dissolving
in hot
water,
and
forming
a jelly on
cooling.
It is an
important
ingredient
of
calf's-foot
jelly,
isinglass,
gl
Frigefactive
::
Frigefactive
(a.)
Cooling.
Unsweat
::
Unsweat
(v. t.) To
relieve
from
perspiration;
to ease or cool after
exercise
or toil.
Chill
::
Chill (n.) A
moderate
but
disagreeable
degree
of cold; a
disagreeable
sensation
of
coolness,
accompanied
with
shivering..
Refreyd
::
Refreyd
(v. t.) To
chill;
to cool.
Cryophorus
::
Cryophorus
(n.) An
instrument
used to
illustrate
the
freezing
of water by its own
evaporation.
The
ordinary
form
consists
of two glass
bulbs,
connected
by a tube of the same
material,
and
containing
only a
quantity
of water and its
vapor,
devoid
of air. The water is in one of the
bulbs,
and
freezes
when the other is
cooled
below 32ยก
Fahr..
Nonchalant
::
Nonchalant
(a.)
Indifferent;
careless;
cool.
Tatta
::
Tatta (n.) A
bamboo
frame or
trellis
hung at a door or
window
of a
house,
over which water is
suffered
to
trickle,
in order to
moisten
and cool the air as it
enters..
Coolie
::
Coolie
(n.) An East
Indian
porter
or
carrier;
a
laborer
transported
from the East
Indies,
China,
or
Japan,
for
service
in some other
country..
Water Tu Tuyere
::
Water tu
tuyere
() A
tuyere
kept cool by water
circulating
within
a
casing.
It is used for hot
blast.
Coolies
::
Coolies
(pl. ) of
Cooli.
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