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to chil

to chil

9.9
To relax and do very little
  • verb
  • /tʃɪl/
  • Slang
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  • My parents were like, and don't fly first class and just chill, just slow your roll.

So have them in prison chilling with the normal people, right?

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Examples

  • You want to hang out, chill with your friends, watch Netflix, have fun, whatever.

  • Anna, Jonathan, Amelia and Eduardo have now left and me and Alfredo are chilling on the sofa.

  • And you guys can all sit around and, you know, chill and watch some TV and everything.

  • Just want to chill for a minute.

  • But yes, we're going to go down now, get drinks with people, chill, hang out.

  • So if all you want to do is index fund and chill, then Vanguard is a good option.

  • All right, so I'm going to go and watch the Bachelor and chill with my face mask on.

  • This is what Christmas is about, being able to just relax and chill and be cozy and warm and wrapped up.

  • We'd all love whack on Netflix and just chill, you know, But that's not what it is.

  • Let's just chill at home this weekend and enjoy a movie marathon.

Synonyms

to chill out
vsto chil
  • Informal
99 4.9

To relax and become calm after you feel upset

is an informal slang spelling used to mean relax or take it easy

Antonyms

286 2.7

To feel pressure and worry because of difficult situations

How Relaxed

to laze
7 4.3
to relax
1.0
to chil
  • Slang
9.9
to unwind
35 3.4
to rest
816 1.0

Surface Forms

chil infinitive
chilled past
chilled past participle
chilling present participle
chils third person singular

Etymology

Chil is an informal spelling of chill, which over time also came to mean 'calm' or 'relaxed', like saying someone is 'cool'. A helpful way to remember this slang use is to think of chil as 'take it easy' or relax after a long day.