Cool out

verb COOL-out kuːl aʊt

Also spelled cool-out, cool-out yuhself

To relax, take it easy, and unwind — to 'cool out' is to chill, calm down, and enjoy a laid-back time, whether resting after work, liming with friends, or settling a heated mood. 'Just a cool out' means just relaxing. It also tells an agitated person to calm themselves ('cool out yuhself'), in the same spirit as 'cool-nuh'.

  • Wi juss a cool out pon di verandah.

    We're just relaxing on the verandah.

  • Cool out yuhself, no need fi vex.

    Calm yourself down; no need to be angry.

  • After work mi like fi cool out wid a Red Stripe.

    After work I like to unwind with a Red Stripe.

From 'cool' + 'out'; to relax/unwind, or calm down. See [[cool-nuh]], [[irie]].

To relax/unwind; also 'cool out yuhself' = calm down. See [[cool-nuh]], [[irie]].