Cooler

/ˈkuːlər/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A device for cooling something, often used to store food or drinks at a low temperature.

She packed sandwiches and drinks in the cooler for the picnic.

A refrigerator or air conditioning unit.

The office installed a new cooler to handle the summer heat.

A container used to keep items cold, often portable.

He carried a cooler full of ice and beverages to the beach party.

adjective

Being at a lower temperature; not warm.

The evening breeze felt cooler than the hot afternoon sun.

Fashionable or trendy.

He thinks his new jacket makes him look cooler than his friends.

From the verb 'cool' with the suffix '-er', indicating something that performs that action.

cooler heads prevail

In conflict, calmer and more rational individuals will ultimately make better decisions.

stay cool as a cucumber

Remain calm and composed, especially under pressure.

it's cooler than it seems

Something appears less impressive than it actually is.

chill

To lower the temperature or to calm down.

frost

Ice crystals formed through freezing.

refresh

To bring back to an optimal condition.

Something that's fashionable or impressive.

That new car is so cooler!

A socializer who makes gatherings more enjoyable.

He's the cooler in our party group, always bringing good vibes.