cool out
verb1
To become cool; to chill.
- The house will cool out after dark.
2
To pacify or calm (someone or something); to make (someone) manageable.
- You better cool him out.
3
To relax or rest oneself.
- She was just cooling out.
verb — 3 senses
To become cool; to chill.
To pacify or calm (someone or something); to make (someone) manageable.
To relax or rest oneself.
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