English to English Dictionary

Cool

Fashionable, attractive, or impressive in a way that meets with popular approval.

Cool one's heels

To be kept waiting for a long time.

Cool your heels

To be kept waiting for a considerable period of time.

Cool-Down

A period of gentle exercise or stretching following intense physical activity, aimed at gradually lowering the heart rate and preventing injury.

Cooled

To make or become less warm.

Cooling

The process of reducing temperature or the state of being cool.

Cooperate

To work jointly towards the same end, purpose, or effect.

Cooperation

The process of working together to the same end.

Cooperative

Involving mutual assistance in working toward a common goal.

Cooperative Buying

A purchasing strategy where a group of individuals or organizations come together to buy goods or services in bulk to obtain better prices or terms.

Cooperative Stance

A position or attitude that emphasizes collaboration and mutual support in interactions.

Coordinate

Each of a group of numbers used to indicate the position of a point, line, or plane.