Cools is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for COOLS in dictionary:

VERB:
• COOL, to lower the temperature of
• become or make less hot
• become or make calm or less excited
• relax
NOUN:
• a time or place at which the temperature is pleasantly low
• calmness; composure
• the quality of being fashionably attractive or impressive
• a fairly low temperature
ADJECTIVE:
• of or at a fairly low temperature
• soothing or refreshing because of its low temperature
• (especially of clothing) keeping one from becoming too hot
• (of a colour) containing pale blue, green, or grey tones
• showing no friendliness towards a person or enthusiasm for an idea or project
• free from excitement, anxiety, or excessive emotion
• (of jazz) restrained and relaxed.
• fashionably attractive or impressive
• excellent
• used to express acceptance of or agreement with something
• used to emphasize the size of an amount of money
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to make less warm

Words related to COOLS

cool6 cooled9 cooling10

How to use COOLS in a sentence

• They must, however, be sent to table very quickly, as, being so very small, this vegetable soon cools.
• Making it in this manner prevents the necessity of pouring the coffee from one vessel to another, which cools and spoils it.
• Toward nightfall when the day cools, or if the temperature drops when a storm arises, the baby should, of course, be dressed in such a way as to protect him from chill.
• Now when iron is heated it swells, and then shrinks again when it cools.
• Then they come out and get something to eat and go back again when it cools off.
• When the plate is placed in the oven the surface heats faster than the inner parts, and cools faster when taken out of the oven.
• The heat is radiated from the rod through the air to your body and the rod gradually cools.
• If the heat is removed, the liquid cools, contracts, and slowly falls in the tube, resuming in time its original size or volume.
• As the tire cools it contracts and fits the wheel closely.
• When it has exhausted all the oxygen of the room, it cools, goes out, and is found in the morning half-consumed beside its victim.
• These blisters mostly subside as soon as the air cools and returns to the pores, but subsequently peel off.
• It is said that one should wait until he cools off before taking the cold drink or cold plunge.
• Heat the point of a needle until it is red hot and when it cools insert it under the live skin a little distance away from the blister.
• The expansion produced by the centrifugal force at the centre of the storm cools the intensely hot gases of the solar atmosphere to a point where chemical union can occur.
• Therefore, desire, when aroused, must be quickly ripened into decision and action or it soon cools, and it is too late.
• I am passionate by nature, but when I look at you, it cools and dies.
• Thus, says Suarez, if water is heated, and the source of heat is then removed, it cools again.
• Sinclair, however, cools himself in no such philosophy.
• Furthermore, when the jar cools, the flowers and gilding will be as before.
• This, as it cools, leaves a mineral deposit, spread out in delicate, thin layers by the soft ripples of the heated flood.
• The glass assumes a beautiful green color, which becomes more brilliant as the bead cools.
• If there is but little overflow, the result may be to deposit all the matter where it first cools, and make a perpendicular wall around the cup two or ten feet high.

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