Similar words: cool, all of, coo, call off, all of a, lofty, cook, tool. Meaning: v. 1. become quiet or calm, especially after a state of agitation 2. lose intensity 3. feel less enamoured of something or somebody.
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31. "Rain Dance" participants of all ages dance under water sprinklers to cool off in the heat at the Karnavati Club in Ahmedabad, India on June 13, 2010.
32. He stopped for a drink so he could cool off a while.
33. To cool off your sun-baked car, you head toward it, hoping for a few cool moments.
34. As they cool off, they transform into forsterite (see inset), a type of silicate crystal often found in comets in our solar system.
35. Giesler theorizes that the itch sensation creates an excited state in the STT neurons that scratching inhibits — as if our fingernails were sending a message to spinal-cord neurons to cool off.
36. Spray some water on your body and you will cool off.
37. I know but it's hot and I want to cool off.
38. Storms knock out power ,(http://sentencedict.com/cool off.html) but don't cool off southern Asia.
39. "The majority of those who drowned were drunk," the Emergencies Ministry concluded in mid-July, citing the Russian habit of taking vodka to cool off by the sea.
40. Pigeons drink water as they cool off in a tub.
41. I'm going into the air - conditioned room to cool off.
42. The findings should be replicated, but letting hot drinks cool off for several minutes is a good idea, notes editorialist David Whiteman, PhD, of Australia's Queensland Institute of Medical Research.
43. There's get to be a better way to cool off!
44. By now every investor on the planet is trying to handicap what happens when China's scorching-hot stock markets finally start to cool off.
45. I stopped to let the car cool off and to study the map.
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