A casual, informal adjective covering two related senses: somewhat chilly (mildly cold) and somewhat 'chill' in the sense of relaxed or low-key.
A casual, informal adjective covering two related senses: somewhat chilly (mildly cold) and somewhat 'chill' in the sense of relaxed or low-key. The '-ish' suffix softens whichever base quality is meant, making the word appropriately vague for casual speech. Context makes the intended meaning clear.
'How was the party?' 'Pretty chillish — good people, low-key vibes, nothing crazy.'
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(US, slang) To relax; to calm down.
(intransitive) To relax; to be laid back.
(intransitive) To calm down.
To lay chilly means to kick back and take it easy — stop stressing, slow your roll, and let the moment breathe. It's the kind of phrase that tells someone to decompress without making a big deal about it. Whether you're wound up over nothing or the room just needs to chill out, laying chilly is the move. Smooth, low-key, no drama attached.
Somewhat chilly.
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(slang) Somewhat chill .
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