chill out informal
chill informal ** , also: chillin' slang

I need a chance to get home and chill out.

I think some of you lot need to chill out a bit.

So just chill out and let him do his thing.

I want to chill out and believe he's got it.

It was cold in the early morning air and the fire took the chill out of the room.

It was an effort to keep a chill out of her voice.

Nice place to chill out and watch a good film.

But what would take the chill out of his soul?

So instead they decided to stay on the ship and chill out.

I mean, next summer, I'm going to chill out and not do a movie.

Then I go chill out with my friends again until midnight.

"Right now, I just want to chill out a little bit."

They chilled out his training about two weeks before the bout.

So chill out and take your negative comments some place else.

Some of us like to chill out under the air conditioner.

It's the ability to chill out, to keep your head while people all around you are going crazy.

He is rustic and different from the other chilled out kids in the school.

I like nothing better than chilling out by the pool or on the beach.

"Besides, I think this is going to be one of our last times to chill out for a while," he said.

She'll chill out once you two get to know each other."

But how do you chill out and still get into a highly selective college?

So relax, chill out, wait for the next act in this play.

"We just chill out and enjoy the view, or go to the beach."

The small central courtyard is a wonderful place to chill out in summer.

If you have a day to burn, definitely chill out there for a bit.

She always felt chilled these days, had for the past year.

No sound came from them and her heart was chilled.

And it is not the night which has chilled me.

Yet something had chilled the entire group into their present state of being.

He held his hands to the fire as if the thought of it had chilled him again.

That could only mean one thing, and it chilled his blood.

He had been chilled, but not long enough for it to be central.

It was not what had been done to the girl that chilled him.

It had taken so long for her to P after being chilled by the water.

There was a thought in his mind that chilled him.

She looked up at him; the fear in his face chilled her heart.

Then the thought of another reason for speed chilled him.

It had chilled: all the things that you can do.

The four were center stage in a room suddenly chilled.

The first sound of the strange voice on the phone chilled him.

If we get chilled in the morning, then it'll likely be quick.

I was chilled by the look in his eyes, clear and empty.

This second image chilled him because he thought it more likely.

I was chilled right through with the cold and the speed.

She turned, chilled by the thought, then looked across at the young guard.

Although the air seems cold now, the soil has not chilled down.

There was an edge in his voice that chilled her.

She looked at the clock again and her blood chilled.

He looked like death, and the thought chilled her soul.

What that meant he could not tell but it chilled him.