cool as
used to finish a sentence and suggest that something was cool. The last word is intentionally left off.
Hey man that film was cool as.
cool cool cool cool cool cool cool
(no doubt no doubt no doubt)
1) accepting something, with pain.
2) accepting something even though you know it's wrong
3) cooling down a convo
4) just saying it for fun, really
1) accepting something, with pain.
2) accepting something even though you know it's wrong
3) cooling down a convo
4) just saying it for fun, really
"Cool. Cool cool cool cool cool cool cool."
"cool cool cool cool cool. no doubt no doubt no doubt no doubt."
"cool cool cool cool cool. no doubt no doubt no doubt no doubt."
Cool. Cool-cool-cool
An irony-proof phrase uttered by Abed on Community, denoting that something is so cool, it's "Who's the Boss" cool.
Prof. Sheffield: I have a wonderful idea. Why don't you teach the next class on "Who's the Boss" so that you can share your open mind with everyone in class.
Abed: Cool. Cool-cool-cool.
Abed: Cool. Cool-cool-cool.
cool cool cool cool cool cool
It is one of Jake Peralta’s best catchphrases.
gun store cashier - “so how do you like your ammo, by the box or by the bucket?”
jake peralta - cool cool cool cool cool cool out country is broken :)
jake peralta - cool cool cool cool cool cool out country is broken :)
cool cool
An expression said by Jacksfilms (Jack Douglass), a Youtuber, used as a calm response in order to hide your feelings or avoidance towards a comment or opinion that might be emotional, hurtful, embarrassing, etc.
"Mom said dad was going to be back from the store"
"How long ago was that?"
"12 years but he'll be back"
"Cool cool"
"How long ago was that?"
"12 years but he'll be back"
"Cool cool"
Cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool
When things really aren’t cool.
Mum: Your teacher has asked me in for a chat after school.
Santino: Cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool
Santino: Cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool
Cool Cool.
"Cool cool." Many uses, all of them good.
(a) In L33T speak, "cool cool" is used as acknowledgement for absolute understanding, no further discussion on the matter is necessary, as in "So we're not going to play beer pong? Cool cool. Let's do keg stands."
(b) Kk also means, "cool cool", also means "ok, cool'
(c) "cool cool" also means "I get it, and that's cool."
(a) In L33T speak, "cool cool" is used as acknowledgement for absolute understanding, no further discussion on the matter is necessary, as in "So we're not going to play beer pong? Cool cool. Let's do keg stands."
(b) Kk also means, "cool cool", also means "ok, cool'
(c) "cool cool" also means "I get it, and that's cool."
"We're delivering 300 pieces of artwork tomorrow."
"Cool cool. What time do we leave?"
"Cool cool. What time do we leave?"