Chiller

Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɪlər/

Definitions of chiller

noun a thriller or horror movie that is intended to scare or excite the audience

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a new chiller for my drinks.

A2 The chiller in the office is always stocked with cold water.

B1 The hotel room had a mini chiller for storing snacks and beverages.

B2 The chiller at the supermarket broke down, causing all the perishable items to spoil.

C1 The industrial chiller in the factory is responsible for maintaining the temperature of the equipment.

C2 The high-tech chiller system in the laboratory is crucial for preserving sensitive samples.

Examples of chiller in a Sentence

formal The chiller in the laboratory is used to maintain a constant temperature for experiments.

informal I always make sure to refill the chiller with water before starting the party.

slang I'm feeling so chill, just like a chiller on a hot summer day.

figurative His calm demeanor in stressful situations is like a chiller in a heated argument.

Grammatical Forms of chiller

• past tense: chilled
• plural: chillers
• comparative: more chilled
• superlative: most chilled
• present tense: chill
• future tense: will chill
• perfect tense: have chilled
• continuous tense: is chilling
• singular: chiller
• positive degree: chill
• infinitive: to chill
• gerund: chilling
• participle: chilling

Origin and Evolution of chiller

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'chiller' originated from the Old English word 'cylle' which meant a vessel for cooling liquids.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'chiller' evolved to refer to a device or appliance used for cooling or refrigerating items, such as food or beverages.