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Meaning ofchillin English

chill

us/ʧɪl/uk/ʧɪl/

Pluralchills
Past Tensechilled
Participle Verbchilling
Third Person Singularchills

Definitions

Noun
1. a sudden cold sensation (causing trembling)
2. a moderate, penetrating coldness
3. a state of calmness; tranquility
  The atmosphere in the room created a sense of chill.
4. a lack of warmth or friendliness
  There was a chill between us after the argument.
Adjective
1. calm; relaxed; easygoing
  She has a chill personality that makes everyone feel at ease.
2. cool; meeting a hip standard
  The new cafe is really chill with its trendy decor.
3. unwelcoming; not friendly
  The hotel room had a chill atmosphere that made me feel unwelcome.
Verb
1. to relax; take things easy
  After a long week, I like to chill on Sundays and watch TV all day.
2. to spend leisure time with others (socially)
  We're going to chill at the beach and enjoy the sunshine.
3. to relax and calm down; unwind
  Take a few deep breaths and chill out, everything will be okay.

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