Chilled is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHILLED in dictionary:

VERB:
• CHILL, to make cold
• make (someone) cold
• cool (food or drink), typically in a refrigerator
• (of food or drink) be cooled
• horrify or frighten (someone)
• calm down and relax
• pass time idly with other people
NOUN:
• a feverish cold
• a coldness of manner
• a depressing influence
• a sudden and powerful feeling of fear
• a metal mould, often cooled, designed to ensure rapid or even cooling of metal during casting.
• an unpleasant feeling of coldness in the atmosphere, one's surroundings, or the body
ADJECTIVE:
• chilly
• very relaxed or easy-going
• Hardened on the surface or edge by chilling; as, chilled iron; a chilled wheel.
• Having that cloudiness or dimness of surface that is called \"blooming.\"

Words related to CHILLED

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How to use CHILLED in a sentence

• Satan was stiff and chilled, but he was rested and had had his sleep, and he was just as ready for fun as he always was.
• The warm consciousness of being surrounded by kindness which had made the California sunshine doubly bright, was chilled.
• But even that pleasant emotion was chilled by the reflection that he might be torn from me at any moment, by some sudden freak of my master.
• But it saved both time and fuel to have that great carrying capacity, and the freezing plant which automatically chilled the fish.
• After any kind of physical exertion, especially when we are in a perspiration, care must be exercised not to become chilled suddenly.
• Returning home after the conversation which had chilled her with fear, and still gave her the keenest anxiety, Madame Jules took particular pains with her toilet for the night.
• He had come home on a snowy night, tired and chilled to the bone.
• Serve, thoroughly chilled, on crisp lettuce leaves dressed with claret or French dressing.
• In a few hours the clouds broke, and I saw beneath me that which made the chilled blood run colder in my veins.
• Westmore, or whether they were unconsciously chilled by her indifference.
• They seemed to be chilled to the very marrow of their bones, for they hung round the stove in the kitchen as if they would never thaw out.
• O my boy, do not do so! Never let your soul be chilled by any disappointment, if you would not become a solitary and neglected old man.
• He realized little more than the fact that he was chilled to the bone, and that the wind and waves were beating upon him unmercifully.
• Five hours at least had been spent in that dismal transit, before the exhausted, soiled, and chilled company stepped forth into a green thicket with the Jordan rushing far below.
• As he left, I made the Germans draw off their boots and pour out the water, rub their chilled feet and roll them up in a buffalo robe.
• The scenery was grand, but the cold weather chilled us to the very bones.
• When at last the storm and exhaustion drove men in, she was very calm and pale, said little, and went about with chilled tears in her eyes.
• A horror chilled me and I begged them to row fast out of that terrible place.
• The prompt equipment, however, of another Athenian fleet chilled the naval enthusiasm of Sparta.
• He placed wood upon the crackling pile, rattled the stove-lids into place and crouched shivering beside the stove, trying to absorb some warmth into his chilled old bones.
• I felt that they were not sufficient, and my heart was chilled.
• I, who knew how chilled and starved Ned must be, really pitied him.

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