Collocations for "chilled"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "chilled" in context.
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chill
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- the [winter, Arctic, Siberian] chill
- feel the chill of winter (coming)
- There was a chill in the [air, wind].
- felt a chill in her [bones, spine, hands]
- felt a sudden chill
- felt the chill of his [hands, breath]
- A chill [went, crawled] down his spine.
- The [baby, child] had chills and fever.
- cast a chill over the [atmosphere, party, guests]
- Their [presence, actions, threats] cast a chill over (everyone).
- going for a chill on the [sofa, bed, sun lounger, patio, terrace, beach]
- a chill wind was blowing
- the chill wind hit my [face, skin]
- the chill winds of [change, censure]
- my breath was [fogging, steaming] in the chill air
- a chill grey [morning, day]
- slang: you need to take a chill pill!
- just [need, want] some chill time
- is a very chill [person, boss]
- wish you could be more chill (about)
- is completely chill about it
- chill before serving
- chill the [wine, salad]
- chill for [3 hours]
- leave to chill in the [refrigerator, fridge]
- [it] chilled my bones
- chilled me to the [core, marrow, bone]
- a [story, tale] to chill the blood
- chill out
- just chill!
- chilling with your [friends, family, classmates]
- the [winter, Arctic, Siberian] chill
- feel the chill of winter (coming)
- There was a chill in the [air, wind].
- felt a chill in her [bones, spine, hands]
- felt a sudden chill
- felt the chill of his [hands, breath]
- A chill [went, crawled] down his spine.
- The [baby, child] had chills and fever.
- cast a chill over the [atmosphere, party, guests]
- Their [presence, actions, threats] cast a chill over (everyone).
- going for a chill on the [sofa, bed, sun lounger, patio, terrace, beach]
- chill before serving
- chill the [wine, salad]
- chill for [3 hours]
- leave to chill in the [refrigerator, fridge]
- [it] chilled my bones
- chilled me to the [core, marrow, bone]
- a [story, tale] to chill the blood
- chill out
- just chill!
- chilling with your [friends, family, classmates]
- a chill wind was blowing
- the chill wind hit my [face, skin]
- the chill winds of [change, censure]
- my breath was [fogging, steaming] in the chill air
- a chill grey [morning, day]
- slang: you need to take a chill pill!
- just [need, want] some chill time
- is a very chill [person, boss]
- wish you could be more chill (about)
- is completely chill about it
- has a chill [vibe, atmosphere, sound]
'chilled' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):