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chillax

chillax

4 9.8
A short time to relax and rest after stress
  • noun
  • /tʃɪˈlæks/
  • Slang
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  • After a long week at work, I like to have a chillax on the couch with a good book.

Examples

  • Every Friday night, we have a chillax with friends, just hanging out and unwinding.

  • We decided to take a chillax at the beach this weekend to enjoy some sunshine.

  • My family is European, so everyone is "chillax" about drinking.

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  • We all seriously need to chillax before someone pops a blood vessel.

  • Chillax, he's with me.

  • Chillax, Maureen.

Synonyms

cooldown
vschillax
1 3.8

A short pause people take to calm down after a strong feeling

is a casual relaxed time for resting without needing prior intensity

Antonyms

704 2.8

A feeling of pressure and worry because of difficult situations

434 1.0

A strong feeling of happiness and eagerness, or something that causes it

How Relaxed

retreat
55 6.0
relaxation
54 1.6
chillax
  • Slang
4 9.8
rest
703 1.0
break
1.0

Surface Forms

chillax singular
chillaxes plural

Morphology

chillax = chill + relax (semi-transparent) = chill + relax

The blend clearly suggests a meaning like 'chill' plus 'relax', but the exact form is playful and informal rather than a fully regular compositional word.

Etymology

Chillax comes from joining chill ('calm') and relax ('rest'), so a chillax is a short time or state of 'calm' and unwinding. It is an informal word for relaxing after a busy or stressful time.