Cool and Weary

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Cool verb - To cause to lose heat.

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Weary and cool are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Weary" instead the word "Cool" as a verb or an adjective.

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

Weary verb - To make weary and restless by being dull or monotonous.

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Cool and weary are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Cool" instead the word "Weary" as a verb or an adjective.

Nearby Words: wear, wearing, weariness, wearying, wearily

Cool Old Guy: Fritz Lang as himself; weary, humorously resigned to the bullshit spouted by his Jerkass producer, sympathetic to Paul's marital problems but above all determined to get his film made.

Source: Film / Contempt
Hobbes finds him leaning against a tree with a smug, world-weary expression on his face and claiming to be "cool"; Hobbes points out that Calvin doesn't look very happy, whereupon Calvin tells him that that's the whole point of being cool.

Source: Rule-Abiding Rebel
However, in spite of the book's ensemble cast, he stands out as pretty much the main viewpoint character, whose thoughts we hear the most, and behind the painfully cool exterior he's frightened, weary, and eventually very angry, which causes him to rebel against both Heaven and Hell.

Source: Broken Ace

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