Chilling is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CHILLING in dictionary:

VERB:
• 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:
• the act of making chill
• 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.
• the process of becoming cooler; a falling temperature
• an unpleasant feeling of coldness in the atmosphere, one's surroundings, or the body
ADJECTIVE:
• causing a chill
• chilly
• very relaxed or easy-going
• Making chilly or cold; depressing; discouraging; cold; distant; as, a chilling breeze; a chilling manner.
• provoking fear terror
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make cold

Words related to CHILLING

chill10 chilled13 chillingly19 chills11

Words that contain CHILLING

chillings15 schilling15 chillingly19 schillings16 prechilling19 overchilling21

How to use CHILLING in a sentence

• At least he wished that his children might grow up free from the chilling influences that had fallen upon him.
• To eliminate from our investigations every element of distrust, or hostility, or suspicion, or chilling antagonism, we entrusted to Mr.
• At last the frosts and storms of November came and threw a chilling barrier between the living and the dead, and we went there no more.
• Many a hardier flower was blooming brightly, and lifting their heads seemingly in proud defiance of the chilling winds that were blowing round them.
• It is chilling work for the fingers and not too warm for the feet.
• A flight of 225 stone steps will take us there, a toilsome ascent in this chilling air and this persistent rain.
• If he would pause awhile to rest his weary limbs no friendly bush keeps off the chilling blast.
• Allen Golyer felt a vague sense of distrust chilling his heart as he saw Mr.
• Chilling instructions came that he might employ civilians in fatigue and police duty, and that he might send his proposed party of laborers to Castle Pinckney.
• Those that accompanied him fell upon his ear with a light, but strange and chilling sound, that filled him with surprise, and something like awe.
• A doubt crept into his mind, a cold and chilling fear.
• The pain seems little, and yet the effect to the spectator, and the preparation to the criminal, is very striking and chilling.
• As the dreary winter of age advances, the solitude of this condition becomes still more chilling.
• By chilling him to the bone they may get what they cry for.
• It was 90 degrees on the little sandy beach and the wet clothing was not chilling.
• He believes that even the chilling of the surface of the body when very warm, by a cold rain, constitutes a condition wherein the effect upon the vaso-constrictors is the same.
• A mocking laugh resounded far and wide, followed by the same chilling hopeless wail.
• His firm, judicial mouth expressed a habit of chilling sarcasm.
• The war songs in their very monotony were chilling, and full of ferocity, and in all the thousand faces there was not one that shone with the light of kindness and mercy.
• Her body grew cold, chilling even her bare feet thrust deep in her slippers.
• The human qualities of warmth and tenderness did not accord with that chilling neglected exterior.
• Here, we leave the chilling winds and fogs of the city to try to get warm where they cannot penetrate.
• It was chilling in the extreme, here at the top of the bluff, but Dick, in his misery, had been proof against weather.
• Contrasted with a youth so bright My manhood seems one dreary night, A chilling, cheerless night, like those Which over Arctic regions close.
• The atmosphere was chilling to literature then, there was little applause for poetic or literary skill.
• He was a man of high stature and a good mien, and proud in proportion, as we discovered by the chilling and haughty manner in which he received us.
• The mind, maturing its speculations, feels the unexpected conversation of cold ceremony chilling as March winds over the blossoms of the Spring.
• I was anxious not to show the fear that seemed chilling my backbone.

Similar words containing CHILL without suffix ing

chill10 chilli11 chills11 chilly14 chillax19 chilled13 chiller12 chillis12 chillum14 achillea13 chillada14 chillers13 chillest13 chillier13 chillies13 chillily16 chillums15 orchilla13 prechill15 rachilla13 schiller13 achilleas14 chilladas15 chillaxed22 chillaxes21 chilliest14 chillings15 chillness14 orchillas14 overchill17 prechills16 rachillae14 rachillas14 rhachilla17 schillers14 schilling15 unchilled15 windchill18 chillaxing23 chilliness15 chillingly19 chinchilla20 overchills18 prechilled18 rhachillas18 schillings16 windchills19 chillnesses16 chinchillas21 overchilled20 prechilling19 schillerise16 schillerize25 chillinesses17 overchilling21 schillerised18 schillerises17 schillerized27 schillerizes26 schillerising19 schillerizing28 schillerisation20 schillerization29

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