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cool out

cool out verb: to become cool; to chill.

Verb

cool out (third-person singular simple present cools out, present participle cooling out, simple past and past participle cooled out)

  1. (intransitive) To become cool; to chill.
    • The house will cool out after dark.
  2. (transitive) To pacify or calm (someone or something); to make (someone) manageable.
    • You better cool him out.
  3. (intransitive) To relax or rest oneself.
    • She was just cooling out.

Forms of cool out

third-person singular presentcools out
present participlecooling out
past participlecooled out
pastcooled out

Questions about cool out

What does cool out mean?
Cool out means to become cool; to chill.
What part of speech is cool out?
Cool out is a verb.
What is the past tense of cool out?
The past tense of cool out is cooled out.

Words near cool out in the dictionary

  1. cool media
  2. cool medium
  3. cool off
  4. cool one's heels
  5. cool one's jets
  6. cool out
  7. cool pop
  8. cool pose
  9. cool poses
  10. Cool S
  11. cool store

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