Cool and Nerve

Cool

Cool noun - The absence of emotional involvement.

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

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

Nerve noun - Shameless boldness.

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Cool and nerve are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cool" instead a noun "Nerve".

Nearby Words: nervous, nervy, nerveless, nerved, nervation

characteristic	characteristic cool	characteristic nerve
old	old cool	old nerve
good	good cool	good nerve
long	long cool	long nerve
Other adjectives: single, real, great, major, general, scary, different, acting.

For instance, Cool Cat has the nerve to sit there and tell his friends that for how to deal with cyber-bullying, one should just ignore it.

Source: Film / Cool Cat Saves The Kids
Most recently Luke Rattigan in "The Poison Sky", who thinks the Sontarans killing people with his inventions is cool, but lacks the nerve to get his own hands dirty and ultimately sacrifices himself so the Doctor won't have to.

Source: Minion with an F in Evil
They've got the "human" number of heads, arms, legs, and eyes, but they also have digitigrade legs, nerve cords coming out the backs of their heads, and skin (scales?) in a wide variety of cool colors.

Source: Humanoid Aliens

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