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cold chilling

The term "Cold Chilling" refers to a turkey or chicken when you by it at the supermarket and it is chilling in a refridgerator of some sort. The turkey is "cold chilling". To use it in average talk, you would use it as a substitute for relaxing or being lazy.
•Person 1: "What are you up too?"
•Person 2: "Just cold chilling."
•Person 1: "I'm having a total lazy day too"
"I'm just cold chilling today, man. Maxing and relaxing
by ride.the.good.vibes June 22, 2015
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Cold Fronts

The challenger is here, get ready for some cool car cold fronts
by PhonkeeTown June 5, 2022
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hiv cold

When a human male gets a common cold and fever strikes.
Common has nothing to do with it.

Death is there, you know it, death knows it.
Unaware of the danger is your wife/ girlfriend and possibly the doctor who refuses to treat you - every single time.
The survival rate of hiv cold is next to nothing. Possibly the single greatest threat to mankind.
by k1b5 May 25, 2016
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Cold treasure

A complimentary prize if any for those that somehow got everything else so they run out of things to collect.
He was so good at the carnival games he ended up with more Cold treasures than actual prizes.
They give out star stickers with the words "you did it" on it as Cold treasures.
by equACHOO-,sorry its equinox February 8, 2023
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cold craig

When you're taking a shower while someone is also taking a shit, because the steam amplifies the smell.
Good, my girlfriend needs to stop giving me the cold Craig. I will never feel clean.
by Pseudonym McPseudonymface March 7, 2019
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Cold Brew

Gosh I'd love some yogurt parfait with this cold brew
by Br0cc0liR0b October 17, 2022
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Cold

by Anonymous5397188 November 20, 2021
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