Cool

fashionably attractive or impressive.

"he made no concessions to fashion, yet somehow he was hip and cool"

by Arminkshipper June 24, 2025

Cool

used to bring/call/draw attention to a specified quantity or amount, especially of money.

"a cool $15,000 to buy the franchise"

by Arminkshipper June 24, 2025

Cool it

Conduct oneself in a less temperamental manner.

"“Cool it and tell me why you're so ecstatic.”"

by Arminkshipper June 24, 2025

Keep my cool

maintain a calm and controlled attitude.

"I have to keep my cool and run my own race"

by Arminkshipper June 24, 2025

Lost his cool

fail to maintain a calm and controlled attitude.

"he finally lost his cool with a photographer and threatened to hit him"

by Arminkshipper June 24, 2025

calm cool and collected

someone who does not fall for rage baits easily

Julia is not calm cool and collected because she falls for rage baits easily.

by the tree on the side of thecar July 22, 2025

cool case

Being a loan word derived from the Dutch word "koel kast" with this same meaning, this word is what Indonesians thought to be the English of what is akcually called "fridge" (refrigerator) in English.

I store food in the cool case to keep it fresh.

by Emotional Cruiser July 28, 2025