Cool up

Phrasal verb -- "to cool up" -- (transitive or intransitive). It means to improve the cool of something or someone.

This car design is too dull. We need to cool it up.

The candidate is uninteresting. He needs to cool up.

by Kilkrazy August 18, 2004

Cool Up

1. (V.) A phrase used in tense situations to tell someone to chill out or ease up.

2. (V.) A phrase used to encourage the improvement of quality of a person, place, or thing.

1. Bro, it's just a dollar. You need to cool up fam.

2. Bruh your fit today is lame. Cool up.

by Ty Young August 13, 2017

up your cool

To become less lame.

Boy 1: "I love Avatar so much I went to the midnight showing, bought the bedset, and I bought the costume for Halloween too!"
Boy 2: "Dude, we need to up your cool..."

by 559987654 April 7, 2010

that cool guy from up the street

You know what I mean.

Hey! It's that cool guy from up the street! He wants to seduce my daughter.

by japanadianboy March 9, 2012

the cool points are out the window and I'm all twisted up in the game

We are past the point where we need to impress one another because I have got the feeling for you

in the movie Bringing Down the House

by Slowmo November 10, 2003

Nice cool glass of shut the fuck up

Please do be quiet you tosser.

Boy 1: Your sister is hot, man.
Boy 2: Hey, do you want to come round and meet her, maybe I'll offer you a nice cool glass of shut the fuck up

by Jamachine October 22, 2006

cool story bro, now what chapter do you shut the fuck up?

a sarcastic way to get some one to understand their own stupidity in what they just said

"SOoo i went shopping with my mom yesterday.......etc"
"cool story bro, now what chapter do you shut the fuck up?"

by ferrkk October 12, 2011