Cool and Scare

Cool

Cool verb - To cause to lose heat.

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

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

Scare verb - To strike with fear.

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Cool and scare are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cool" instead a verb "Scare".

Nearby Words: scar, scared, scary, scaring

good	good cool	good scare
effective	effective cool	effective scare
actual	actual cool	actual scare
real	real cool	real scare
Other adjectives: great, serious, bad, false, major, minor, next, scary, different.

Bunji soon loses his cool, but he just snaps at her and fires some misdirected shots to scare her.

Source: Hitman with a Heart
In The Simpsons episode "Homer's Phobia", John has a "creepy-cool robot Santa" (as Bart describes it) from Japan, that he later uses to scare off the reindeer beating up Homer.

Source: Bad Santa
Cool Old Guy: In flashbacks, Grandad Nawi, who, in spite of a crippled leg, was the best hunter and fisherman in the Nation, and knew a magic word to scare sharks away.

Source: Literature / Nation

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