chill

verb
UK /tʃɪl/
US /tʃɪl/

To make something cold.

Chill the juice in the fridge before you drink it.

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OTHER MEANINGS

2. To relax and take it easy.

We just chilled at home all weekend.

3. A slight cold feeling in the air.

There was a chill in the morning air.

4. A mild sickness with shivering.

He caught a chill after walking in the rain.

5. Calm and relaxed in manner.

She has a chill way of handling stress.