Pronunciation: /ˈtʃɪlɪŋ/
verb to make or become cold or chilly; to relax or spend time in a leisurely way.
A1 I am chilling at home watching TV.
A2 She enjoys chilling with her friends at the park.
B1 After a long day at work, I like to chill out with a good book.
B2 We spent the weekend chilling by the pool and soaking up the sun.
C1 The musician was chilling backstage before the big concert.
C2 The CEO was chilling on his yacht while his company was making record profits.
adjective causing cold or producing a cold sensation; relaxing or refreshing.
A1 The movie was chilling, but not too scary for children.
A2 She felt a chilling sensation down her spine as she entered the abandoned house.
B1 The chilling wind made it difficult to enjoy the outdoor concert.
B2 The chilling atmosphere of the crime scene made the detective uneasy.
C1 The chilling portrayal of war in the novel left a lasting impact on the readers.
C2 The chilling reality of climate change is becoming more apparent with each passing year.
formal The chilling temperatures in the Arctic are causing concern among scientists.
informal I'm just chilling at home watching Netflix.
slang Let's chill at the park later.
figurative The chilling silence in the room made everyone uneasy.
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