chilly English

Meaning chilly meaning

What does chilly mean?

Definitions in simple English

chilly Adjective

— If it is chilly it is a little bit cold, but not very cold. I wore a jacket because it was chilly outside.

chilly

— adjective not characterized by emotion a female form in marble--a chilly but ideal medium for depicting abstract virtues — C.W.Cunningham

— adjective lacking warmth of feeling a chilly greeting

— adjective appreciably or disagreeably cold

— noun (= chili) very hot and finely tapering pepper of special pungency

Synonyms chilly synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as chilly?

chilly English » English

cold

cool

bleak

frigid

frosty

freezing

fresh

icy

frozen

cold-blooded

very cold

stiffly

sensitive to cold

chilli

chili pepper

chili

wintry

shivering

raw

rather cold

parky

nippy

cooling

chilling

chilled

chile

callous

bitter

unpleasantly cold

unloving

unfriendly

unfeeling

unaffectionate

suffering from cold

stiff

somewhat cold

snappy

red pepper

prim

poor

not hot

low temperature

long pepper

insensitive

indifferent

ice

hostile

heartless

glacial

gelid

Topics chilly topics

What do people use chilly to talk about?

Universe, creation Sky

Weather

• What words describe the temperature?
  temperature hot warm heat cold chilly crisp mild unseasonably warm/cold scorching heat wave cold spell cold snap frigid freezing be a chill in the air

States Quality Hot

Cold

• What words describe a time or place that is cool?
  cool chilly drafty nippy fresh crisp bracing chill

Examples chilly examples

How do I use chilly in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Even though I was sitting in the sun, I still felt chilly.

I feel very chilly.

The night was so chilly that when I returned I was almost frozen.

It was chilly that day.

Damn, it's chilly out.

When a cloud passed in front of the sun, I felt chilly in my wet clothes.

For this time of year, the weather is chilly.

I'm frightfully chilly.

It's getting chilly. Take care that you don't catch a cold.

It was chilly.

Feeling chilly, I turned on the heater.

It's chilly.

This summer is chilly.

It's a bit chilly.

The evenings can be chilly.

Movie subtitles

The wind's quite chilly, Fetch a rug, would you.

It's liable to get chilly before morning.

You know, it's getting colder as it gets later and I might have to move a little closer if I get chilly.

But don't you find it a bit chilly without a gun?

It is a wee bit chilly.

It's chilly, isn't it?

It's chilly.

It's suddenly gotten very chilly in here.

Chilly.

Very misty on the way and very chilly.

Well, does the room seem chilly, Willie?

Kinda chilly for spring, ain't it?

And my fingers get kind of chilly at night.

It's getting chilly in here.

So this will be my last impression of England: a chilly morning and rain.

It's rather chilly out here.

It's a pretty chilly exchange for the guy you're stuck on.

Ooh, chilly.

Got a little chilly uptown.

Well, thank you, Sir Evan. I'm used to the chilly atmosphere of high places.

It's a little chilly in here.

My goodness, it's chilly in here.

I feel a little chilly.

And now, dear friends, it's chilly.

You will find an extra comforter in the wardrobe, should the night turn chilly.

Kind of chilly, too.

Better take a coat; it's a little chilly today.

The mornings are still quite chilly all the same.

It's getting a little chilly.

News and current affairs

They are expelled from the sphere of spirituality and we see them disappearing into the chilly Hades of the locker room.

Warmer winters in normally chilly areas may reduce cold-related heart attacks and respiratory ailments.

It even happened when I watched An Inconvenient Truth: on a warm evening, the cinema was so chilly that I wished I had brought a jacket.

Dramatically, the Arab world has been swept by a revolutionary spring, though one that is rapidly becoming a chilly winter.

None of this will be easy, not only because Europe's relationship with Russia has grown so chilly, but also because Putin is understood to despise the EU as politically impotent.