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What does it mean when someone says "You look quite chill"?
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Do you mean "chilled"?
I think I heard "chill" instead of "chilled".
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Good afternoon.
(1) I don't think that I can help you with your particular question.
(2) But you may wish to know that some younger people in the United States use "chill" or "chill out" like this:
TOM: We have been waiting in line for one hour. I'm going crazy. I'm really, really angry.
MONA: Chill out! = Calm down! Don't get so excited!
Have a nice day!
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chill
"an adjective used to describe someone who you think is very cool, someone you'd like to spend time with. is generally used with a preceeding adverb, such as very, pretty, definitely, etc.
She is definitely chill; I'd like to be with her."
Look here for some other slang uses:
Urban Dictionary: chill
PS: Don't expect other people to understand these terms if you use them. But that dictionary can help you with some slang meanings.
"an adjective used to describe someone who you think is very cool, someone you'd like to spend time with. is generally used with a preceeding adverb, such as very, pretty, definitely, etc.
She is definitely chill; I'd like to be with her."
Look here for some other slang uses:
Urban Dictionary: chill
PS: Don't expect other people to understand these terms if you use them. But that dictionary can help you with some slang meanings.
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