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cool out 

-to calm down
-relax
-used synonymous with "chill out"

term was used regularly in the 1970s. rarely used presently
yo,my man, cool out son!
cool out by sye June 23, 2005
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cool out 

to chill the fvck out
i know you're pissed but you need to cool out.
cool out by justine December 3, 2003

Cool out 

A form of temporary monetry funding which comes from one person who has a vast amount of funding at their disposal and goes to another person without pay back. This will happen as long as the person funding the money is able to do so (more funding expected to come from that person).
E.g - Bill was expecting a "cool out" from his boy Tom.

cool out with your tool out 

1.To masturbate(if you are a guy) and/or to just sit down and relax with your penis portruding out of your pants.

2.To go out with someone and/or to go somewhere with the intention of having sex.

Syn: hang out with your wang out
1. I was so bored and tired when I got home from work, so I got out my girly magazines and proceeded to cool out with my tool out.

2a. After scoring this one hot chick at the party, I went to go cool out with my tool out with her.

2b. Since I am so bored and horny today, I'm going to go to the local brothel and cool out with my tool out.

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