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Definition of cool
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Cool (v. t.) To make cool or cold; to
reduce
the
temperature
of; as, ice cools
water..
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Back
::
Back (n.) A large
shallow
vat; a
cistern,
tub, or
trough,
used by
brewers,
distillers,
dyers,
picklers,
gluemakers,
and
others,
for
mixing
or
cooling
wort,
holding
water,
hot glue, etc..
Air
::
Air (n.) To
expose
to the air for the
purpose
of
cooling,
refreshing,
or
purifying;
to
ventilate;
as, to air a
room..
Fortitude
::
Fortitude
(n.) That
strength
or
firmness
of mind which
enables
a
person
to
encounter
danger
with
coolness
and
courage,
or to bear pain or
adversity
without
murmuring,
depression,
or
despondency;
passive
courage;
resolute
endurance;
firmness
in
confronting
or
bearing
up
against
danger
or
enduring
trouble..
Cool
::
Cool
(superl.)
Quietly
impudent;
negligent
of
propriety
in
matters
of minor
importance,
either
ignorantly
or
willfully;
presuming
and
selfish;
audacious;
as, cool
behavior..
Frigidarium
::
Frigidarium
(n.) The
cooling
room of the Roman
thermae,
furnished
with a cold
bath..
Want
::
Want (v. t.) To have
occasion
for, as
useful,
proper,
or
requisite;
to
require;
to need; as, in
winter
we want a fire; in
summer
we want
cooling
breezes..
Refrigeration
::
Refrigeration
(n.) The act or
process
of
refrigerating
or
cooling,
or the state of being
cooled..
Cool
::
Cool
(superl.)
Not
ardent,
warm, fond, or
passionate;
not
hasty;
deliberate;
exercising
self-control;
self-possessed;
dispassionate;
indifferent;
as, a cool
lover;
a cool
debater..
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..
Atomizer
::
Atomizer
(n.) One who, or that
which,
atomizes;
esp., an
instrument
for
reducing
a
liquid
to spray for
disinfecting,
cooling,
or
perfuming..
Temperate
::
Temperate
(v. t.) Not
marked
with
passion;
not
violent;
cool; calm; as,
temperate
language..
Cool
::
Cool
(superl.)
Manifesting
coldness
or
dislike;
chilling;
apathetic;
as, a cool
manner..
Coolness
::
Coolness
(n.) Calm
impudence;
self-possession.
Quench
::
Quench
(v. t.) To cool
suddenly,
as
heated
steel,
in
tempering..
Refrigeratory
::
Refrigeratory
(n.) That which
refrigerates
or
cools.
Fraischeur
::
Fraischeur
(a.)
Freshness;
coolness.
Erythrite
::
Erythrite
(n.) A
colorless
crystalline
substance,
C4H6.(OH)4,
of a
sweet,
cooling
taste,
extracted
from
certain
lichens,
and
obtained
by the
decomposition
of
erythrin;
--
called
also
erythrol,
erythroglucin,
erythromannite,
pseudorcin,
cobalt
bloom,
and under the name
phycite
obtained
from the alga
Protococcus
vulgaris.
It is a
tetrabasic
alcohol,
corresponding
to
glycol
and
glycerin..
Refrigeratory
::
Refrigeratory
(a.)
Mitigating
heat;
cooling.
Whig
::
Whig (n.)
Acidulated
whey,
sometimes
mixed with
buttermilk
and sweet
herbs,
used as a
cooling
beverage..
Freshly
::
Freshly
(adv.)
In a fresh
manner;
vigorously;
newly,
recently;
brightly;
briskly;
coolly;
as,
freshly
gathered;
freshly
painted;
the wind blows
freshly..
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