by SAMABONES September 24, 2018
Audit Jargon, etymology from the slang for the use of the word cool. Reference to or insinuation that a work related task is acceptable.
Showing acceptance of or tolerance towards a situation, activity, or required procedure.
Showing acceptance of or tolerance towards a situation, activity, or required procedure.
Auditor 1: "I think that is dictated by your preference, I know <insert name> likes to sign off twice on her review so just depends if you want to or not "
Auditor 2: "cooling, thanks!"
Auditor 2: "cooling, thanks!"
by Auditor 2 February 5, 2021
by Georgia Cooling January 12, 2009
(no doubt no doubt no doubt)
1) accepting something, with pain.
2) accepting something even though you know it's wrong
3) cooling down a convo
4) just saying it for fun, really
1) accepting something, with pain.
2) accepting something even though you know it's wrong
3) cooling down a convo
4) just saying it for fun, really
"Cool. Cool cool cool cool cool cool cool."
"cool cool cool cool cool. no doubt no doubt no doubt no doubt."
"cool cool cool cool cool. no doubt no doubt no doubt no doubt."
by 54345543 August 9, 2018
An irony-proof phrase uttered by Abed on Community, denoting that something is so cool, it's "Who's the Boss" cool.
Prof. Sheffield: I have a wonderful idea. Why don't you teach the next class on "Who's the Boss" so that you can share your open mind with everyone in class.
Abed: Cool. Cool-cool-cool.
Abed: Cool. Cool-cool-cool.
by bob beeflips April 19, 2011
gun store cashier - “so how do you like your ammo, by the box or by the bucket?”
jake peralta - cool cool cool cool cool cool out country is broken :)
jake peralta - cool cool cool cool cool cool out country is broken :)
by urmum690 July 31, 2021
An expression said by Jacksfilms (Jack Douglass), a Youtuber, used as a calm response in order to hide your feelings or avoidance towards a comment or opinion that might be emotional, hurtful, embarrassing, etc.
"Mom said dad was going to be back from the store"
"How long ago was that?"
"12 years but he'll be back"
"Cool cool"
"How long ago was that?"
"12 years but he'll be back"
"Cool cool"
by Connie A. April 28, 2015