Cool off

Someone that needs to Calm down, take it easy and chill.

Walking past some drunk and I shout "Cool off". Bro just "Cool off"

by Cussy March 27, 2015

cool koala

This phrase was first used during the WW1 and WW2 era when which an Anzac was shot at, but the Anzac walked away unscathed.

Hey cobber that was close

Cool koala mate

by Aussie cobber October 30, 2015

cool blooded

Blood based on hemocyanin rather than hemoglobin. Hemocyanin is based on copper rather than iron, and as a result the blood is blue rather than red. Hemocyanin works more efficiently at cold temperatures than warm temperatures, unlike hemoglobin.

The octopus is a cool blooded creature, unlike lizards which are generally cold blooded, with exceptions such as the tegu, which is warm blooded during mating season.

by Ravenious December 12, 2020

creepy cool

something (or someone) that is more impressive, trendy, interesting or unique in a dark, gothic, or intriguing way more than frightening or nightmarish.

Person 1: Shows doll to friend.
Person 2: "Dolls are creepy! I don't like them!!"
Person 1: "Yeah, they're creepy cool!!"

by Moonlighter019 July 31, 2019

Cool luwai

Meaning being the opposite of a jerk (really nice).

"thats not very cool luwai of you"

by HenryJoeBenry January 28, 2019

cool and normal

Used sarcastically when a societal “norm” should not be considered normal. Usually a disturbing reality that people subconsciously shrug off as normal even though it is far from it.

“Wow, it’s 100 degrees in the Rocky Mountains and it’s November. Very cool and normal weather”

by Alienchex April 23, 2022

Joe Cool

(adj) Its basically a hip version of cash money. It means really cool. You can also use it as 'that's not very Joe Cool of you'.

Samantha: you look like a turtle.
Ella: THATS NOT VERY JOE COOL OF YOU.

by ratatata-touie April 23, 2020