Cool
nnoun.attributethe quality of being at a refreshingly low temperatureExamples:- the cool of early morning
Derivationally Related Form:cool
Hypernyms:cold coldness frigidity frigidness low temperature
Inherited Hypernyms:coolcoldnesstemperaturefundamental quantitymeasureabstractionentity
Inherited Hypernyms:coolcoldnesstemperaturephysical propertypropertyattributeabstractionentity
Inherited Hypernyms:coolcoldnessvasoconstrictoragentcausal agentphysical entityentity
nnoun.attributegreat coolness and composure under strainSynset:aplomb assuredness poise sang-froid
Derivationally Related Form:assuredpoise
Hypernyms:calm calmness composure equanimity
Inherited Hypernyms:aplombcomposuredispositionnaturetraitattributeabstractionentity
vverb.changemake cool or coolerSynset:chill cool down
Antonyms:heat
Derivationally Related Form:coolantchillcoolcoolingchillingcooler
Hypernyms:alter change modify
Inherited Hypernyms:coolchange
Direct Hyponyms:icequenchrefrigerate
Causes:chill cool down cool
Full Troponyms:icequenchrefrigerate
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Something ---s something | They --- the water (apply to: cool, cool down, chill)
vverb.changeloose heatSynset:chill cool down
Examples:- The air cooled considerably after the thunderstorm
Antonyms:heat
Derivationally Related Form:coolcoolingcoolantchillingchill
Hypernyms:change state turn
Inherited Hypernyms:coolchange statechange
Sentence Frame:Something ---s | Somebody ---s | The water ---s (apply to: cool, cool down, chill)
vverb.changelose intensitySynset:cool down cool off
Examples:- His enthusiasm cooled considerably
Hypernyms:change
Inherited Hypernyms:coolchange
Sentence Frame:Something ---s
adjadj.allneither warm nor very cold; giving relief from heatAttributes:temperature
Examples:- a cool autumn day
- a cool room
- cool summer dresses
- cool drinks
- a cool breeze
Antonyms:warm
Derivationally Related Form:coolness
Inherited Hypernyms:cool
Similar to:air-conditioned air-cooled caller precooled water-cooled
See also:cold
adj satadj.allmarked by calm self-control (especially in trying circumstances); unemotionalSynset:coolheaded nerveless
Examples:- play it cool
- keep cool
- stayed coolheaded in the crisis
- the most nerveless winner in the history of the tournament
Antonyms:discomposed
Derivationally Related Form:coolnessnervelessness
Inherited Hypernyms:cool
Similar to:composed
adjadj.allinducing the impression of coolness; used especially of greens and blues and violets when referring to colorExamples:- cool greens and blues and violets
- the cool sound of rushing water
Antonyms:warm
Inherited Hypernyms:cool
Similar to:cold
adjadj.allpsychologically cool and unenthusiastic; unfriendly or unresponsive or showing dislikeAttributes:emotionalism emotionality
Examples:- relations were cool and polite
- a cool reception
- cool to the idea of higher taxes
Antonyms:warm
Derivationally Related Form:coolness
Inherited Hypernyms:cool
Similar to:unresponsive
See also:cold unagitated unemotional unfriendly
adj satadj.allbeing satisfactory or in satisfactory conditionDomain Usage:colloquialism
Synset:all right fine hunky-dory o.k. ok okay
Examples:- an all-right movie
- the passengers were shaken up but are all right
- is everything all right?
- everything's fine
- things are okay
- dinner and the movies had been fine
- another minute I'd have been fine
Antonyms:unsatisfactory
Inherited Hypernyms:all right
Similar to:satisfactory
adj satadj.allused of a quantity or amount (especially of money) for emphasisDomain Usage:colloquialism
Antonyms:qualified
Inherited Hypernyms:cool
Similar to:unqualified
adj satadj.allfashionable and attractive at the time; often skilled or socially adeptDomain Usage:colloquialism
Examples:- he's a cool dude
- that's cool
- Mary's dress is really cool
- it's not cool to arrive at a party too early
Antonyms:unfashionable
Derivationally Related Form:coolness
Inherited Hypernyms:cool
Similar to:fashionable stylish