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Chill out 

Two friends sometimes meet up to chill out and watch a movie.

A: You know why God is a man?

B: Because if God was a woman she would have made milk taste like chocolate.
Chill out by quan cao tien August 19, 2010

Chill out 

"Chill out" originated on the east coast, NYC specifically and was a term used by heroin addicts who were going through heroin withdrawals. One of the many symptoms of heroin withdrawal is getting the chills and fellow junkies as a way to say see you later would tell each other to "chill out" meaning stay well, don't get sick or don't go into withdrawals from not having heroin.

See also "Dope Sick"
"I'm sick man, you got anything, I need something?" "No, I got nothing, chill out."
Chill out by FlatEar Mick January 29, 2019

Chill Out Donatello 

A phrase used when someone gets a lil too excited or annoying; used when someone else needs to fall back; used when someone just needs to chill
Palla:OMG! I LOVE ur green sgt. pepper coat! let me have it!

EmiLLio: Ayo, chill out donatello. its mine.

Ayo, George, just...just chill out donatello!

chill out buddy 

when your dab becomes too lit and it needs an icebreaker rasberry flavor
My coach told me to chill out buddy when I dabbed to hard and broke my collarbone.
chill out buddy by Meglan January 19, 2018

chill out dudematic 

A term used when a guy is acting like a deusch,or when a chick is acting like a dude.
Jenny: I'm so muscular!
John: Whoa! Chill out dudematic
chill out dudematic by Kyle December 14, 2004

to chill out 

my friend you have to chill out . Focus on the fight you will hear it a lot
to chill out by Faisal alahmadi December 1, 2016
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