Cool and Ice

Cool

Cool verb - To cause to lose heat.
Usage example: cool your drinks in the icy mountain stream

Ice and cool are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Ice" instead a verb "Cool".

Nearby Words: coolness, coolly, cooler, cooled, cooling

Ice

Ice verb - Put ice on or put on ice.
Usage example: Ice your sprained limbs

Cool and ice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cool" instead a verb "Ice".

Nearby Words: iced, icy, icebox, icehouse, Iceland

How words are described

old old cool old ice
similar similar cool similar ice
normal normal cool normal ice
actual actual cool actual ice
Other adjectives: real, thin, extra, giant.

Both words in one sentence

  • Cool Chair These parents turned their kids' wheelchairs into cool chairs -an ice cream truck and a Tardis!
    Source: Cool Chair
  • Cool Sword Ringil: Fingolfin's sword that 'glittered like ice'note Literally, a cool sword.
    Source: Cool Sword
  • Literature / Seveneves Cool Spaceship: Ymir is a nuclear spaceship buried into an enormous chunk of frozen ice and propels itself by melting that ice and converting it into fuel Endurance is similar in concept, but doesn't have a nuclear reactor, instead containing the entire (and hugely expanded) ISS and an asteroid.
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