chillax
- interjection
- /tʃɪˈlæks/
- Slang
- When his friend started to panic, he said, 'chillax, everything will be fine.'
Examples
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She told her brother to chillax after he got upset about the game.
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If you are stressed about the test, just chillax and do your best.
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Just chillax for a moment!
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You need to chillax and enjoy the weekend.
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When she started to panic about the exam, her friend said, "Just chillax; you've prepared well."
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You need to take a break and chillax for a bit before tackling that project.
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After a long week, he told his friends to chillax and enjoy the weekend.
Synonyms
To relax and become calm after you feel upset
To calm down and stop being angry or excited
Tell someone or yourself to relax and stop being angry in a rude way
To relax and do very little
Antonyms
How Relaxed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chillax is a casual command made by mixing chill ('calm') and relax ('rest'). Saying chillax tells someone to 'calm down' in a friendly, informal way.