chillier
chillier is the comparative form of chilly.
Meaning of chilly
Adjective
chilly (comparative chillier, superlative chilliest)
- Cold enough to cause discomfort.
- […] The Aſparagus grew; but in three or four Years complained, by coming up ſmall; occaſioned by the chilly Effluvia, that proceeded from the Water lodg'd at the bottom of the Pit; […][1733], William Ellis, “The Nature and Improvement of Rye”, in Chiltern and Vale Farming Explained, […], London: Printed for the author […] [a]nd sold by W. Meadows, […]; H. Walthoe, […]; J. Parker...
- Feeling uncomfortably cold.
- I’m getting rather chilly over here – could you shut the window please?
- Distant and cool; unfriendly.
- She gave me a chilly look when I made the suggestion.
Questions about chillier
- What is chillier the comparative form of?
- Chillier is the comparative form of chilly.
Words near chillier in the dictionary
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