chilling
- noun
- /ˈtʃɪlɪŋ/
- After chilling the drinks in ice water, we served them to the guests.
Examples
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All right, so in here we've been chilling the meat and as you guys know, we've got three different types of fillets we're doing.
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This one should be much more solid and it's been chilling for about a week.
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Windows are open, carcass is still warm, and it's chilling down slowly.
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And while my skin is still kind of wet and chilling, I'm just going to brush my teeth.
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The chilling of the soup allowed the flavors to meld perfectly.
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Leaving the meat in the fridge for a few hours before cooking is essential for proper chilling.
Synonyms
A drop in temperature that makes something colder
Cooling or freezing food to keep it fresh
A drop in the temperature of something
To cool or freeze food to keep it fresh
Antonyms
Compounds
How Cold
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Chilling is the -ing form of chill, which means 'to make cold'. So chilling is the act or process of making something colder, like putting drinks in the freezer to cool them quickly.