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very cool 

Used to acknowledge and approve of something. As opposed to 'cool' which may or may not clearly suggest approval.
Example 1 (using cool)
Person 1: I am going to become a giraffe.
Person 2. Cool.
This might come off as ironic or insincere.

Example 2 (same but using very cool)
Person 1: I am going to become a giraffe.
Person 2. Very cool.
This comes off as heartfelt and sincere.
very cool by 1Head August 8, 2019
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very cool 

An annoying variation of saying cool.

1. Often used by uncool people who do not understand how to use the word 'cool'. Often used by teachers over the age of fifty.

2. The word can also be used by very cool people in a mockery of those who use it. Can be used in situations where the subject being listed as "very cool" is actually incredibly uncool. This makes the subject feel cool, yet everyone knows that the subject is being made fun of.
(use #2)

"and that class... is how you solve an unbalanced chemical equation"
"very cool" (said in an excessively disrespectful way)
-class laughs
very cool by chazzy45 April 24, 2008

very cool stuff 

1. An expression used when you think something is very cool
2. Drugs
3. A shitty website
1 "Bro thats some very cool stuff on your computer!"
2 "ay you got that very cool stuff nigga?
3. Dude 1: "verycoolstuff.net is a shitty website" Dude 2: "agreed"

“Very cool Kanye” 

A term used sarcastically when something bad are inconvenient happens.
Maebry, “I dropped carrels on my lap” Liam, “very cool Kanye”

very cool and good looking 

A name given to someone with an overinflated ego, or a person who simply thinks they are better than everyone else.
1) Hey look it's the 'very cool and good looking' group
2) Yeah, he's 'very cool and good looking'

Very cool very cool

A quote by the infamous EstLost Entertainment character Cocoa.

He said it in the video where the new show 'Clashing Continents' was introduced on the channel, which at the time was known as Everything TV.
Person 1: "My cat just died."
Person 2 *in Cocoa's voice*: "Very cool very cool."

A Very Cool Man 

A Very Cool Man or O' Holy Glorious Master is a person who is so awsome and cool he has this name, plus, he a an awsome pleasant called theo and is in TheRandomersism Religon
Whoa is that A Very Cool Man?
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