cool
adjective (COLD) /kuːl/Definition
B1 slightly cold: cool water cool weatherCool B1 slightly cold in a pleasant way: It was a lovely cool evening. How do you manage to look so cool in this hot weather?Cool › describes a temperature that is slightly too cold: It's a bit cool in here, isn't it? I think I'll close the window.ColdSnow and ice
(Definition of cool adjective (COLD) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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