Chilling

1. Relaxing.
2. A conscious effort to maintain a calm demeanor or, regain composure.

Also chill'n

I figured that after things were getting heated up, I’d better be chilling before things got out of hand.

by Apogeal November 30, 2005

Chillful

One who when is faced with a stressful situation remains exceptionally calm and relaxed.

That mother is so chillful while her baby is making a ruckus.

by H_town January 24, 2012

Not Chill

When a person tries to control everything around them because they need to be the center of attention. No one likes them because they play people and just dig themselves into a hole. They also lure people in with false promises and lies then throw them away like garbage. Most people who are not chill are usually ousted from societies and end up running away to other parts of the country because they realize no one likes them.

Guy: Yo last night i was hangin out with this chick Amanda, u know her?
Guy 2: Duddeeeee Amanda is soooo not chill, no one likes her.

by CAdams123 November 23, 2011

Not Chill

Another way of saying, "not cool" or "god damn lame." Usually used during a fit of rage brought on by a situation where one is pwn3d.

(When grandpa Vince is taking a massive poo)
Timmy: "Grandpa, there's no more toilet paper."
Grandpa Vince: "Not chill!!!"

by Oliver B. May 22, 2006

Chills

Number 15, Berger king foot lettuces The last thing you'd want in your Burger King burger is someone's foot fungus. But as it turns out, that might be what you get.

this chills me out

by i boop your nose April 23, 2019

a-chill

a-chill is another word for "cheers and have a nice day". Just a shorter word for this.

Mr. X: Bla, bla, bla, bla....

Mr. Y: yes, yes, no, no, bla, bla...

Mr. X: ok gotta go, a-chill.

>>>>>>> -> means dialog and at the end Mr. X says: Cheers and have a nice day!

by NxSG August 9, 2007

chill

1. An adjective which typically descibes a situation or individual which/who is relaxing, calm, and enjoyable or easy going; it is often used to describe parties, get togethers, and acquiantences. Chill is in opposition to rowdiness, exciting activity, and stress
2. A verb used as a command or request that situations or individuals become relaxed, calm, and content

1. It was pretty chill. We sat around and watched a movie while we drank some goose and smoked some herb.
2. Chill son! Take a shot of this goose and a hit of this herb.

by fatdan253 January 11, 2007