cooler
/ˈkuːlər/
noun
- A container or device used to keep food and drinks cold, especially for picnics or travel.
- We packed sandwiches and sodas in the cooler for our beach trip.
- Don't forget to put the ice packs in the cooler before adding the drinks.
- The cooler kept the milk fresh all day during the camping trip.
- A device or system that lowers the temperature of something, such as a room or engine.
- We installed a new air cooler in the living room to beat the summer heat.
- The car's oil cooler helps prevent the engine from overheating.
- The computer has a liquid cooler to keep the processor from getting too hot.
- A prison or jail cell (informal).
- The thief spent the night in the cooler after being arrested.
- He was thrown in the cooler for starting a fight.
- If you break the rules, you might end up in the cooler.
- A person or thing that is very impressive or excellent (slang, often used in the phrase 'that's a cooler').
- She showed off her dance moves, and everyone agreed she was a cooler.
- His new car is a total cooler.
- That new skateboard trick is a real cooler.
adjective
- Comparative form of cool; more cool in temperature.
- I prefer a cooler room for sleeping.
- The weather today is cooler than yesterday.
- The water in the mountain stream is much cooler than the lake.
- More calm, relaxed, or fashionable (informal).
- She is cooler under pressure than her brother.
- He tried to act cooler than everyone else at the party.
- That jacket is cooler than the one you wore yesterday.
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