chiller
- noun
- /ˈtʃɪlər/
- UK
- At the beach party, Jake was the ultimate chiller, enjoying the sun and not worrying about anything.
There's like a few things he would do off harness that he wouldn't do on, but like just a chill, just a chiller.
- There's like a few things he would do off harness that he wouldn't do on, but like just a chill, just a chiller.
Examples
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He is always so relaxed and easygoing; everyone loves having him around because he is such a chiller.
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It's much, much chiller than that.
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Seems like a really nice chilled guy, just innocent.
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There's like a few things he would do off harness that he wouldn't do on, but like just a chill, just a chiller.
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Unlike her stressed colleagues, Lisa is a true chiller, always calm in any situation.
Antonyms
How Relaxed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chiller comes from the word chill, which in modern speech also means 'relaxed' or 'calm'. So a chiller is a person who stays cool and easygoing, which is why we call calm people 'chillers'.