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unchill

unchill verb: to warm or thaw; to remove the chill from.

Verb

unchill (third-person singular simple present unchills, present participle unchilling, simple past and past participle unchilled)

  1. (transitive) To warm or thaw; to remove the chill from.

Adjective

unchill (comparative more unchill, superlative most unchill)

  1. (informal) Not easygoing or even-keeled; extra.

Forms of unchill

Verb
third-person singular presentunchills
present participleunchilling
past participleunchilled
pastunchilled
Adjective
comparativemore unchill
superlativemost unchill

Origin of unchill

From un- + chill.

Questions about unchill

What does unchill mean?
Unchill means to warm or thaw; to remove the chill from.
What part of speech is unchill?
Unchill can be a verb or an adjective.
What is the past tense of unchill?
The past tense of unchill is unchilled.

Words near unchill in the dictionary

  1. unchildishly
  2. unchildishness
  3. unchildlike
  4. unchildly
  5. unchilds
  6. unchill
  7. unchillable
  8. unchilled
  9. unchilling
  10. unchills
  11. unchilly

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