cooler
an air conditioner.
a tall drink, consisting of liquor, soda, and a fruit garnish.
the cooler, Slang. jail: He was in the cooler for three months for petty theft.
Ice Hockey Slang. penalty box.
Origin of cooler
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How to use cooler in a sentence
But they were known for drugging girls and putting cold syrup in big coolers of alcohol so that girls would fall asleep.
From Frat Boys to Criminals: Two College Elites' Scarface Dreams | Olivia Nuzzi | April 27, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTOne is to put Jason Bateman and Will Arnett in a bathtub together, with fluffy white facial masks and cucumber eye coolers.
In ‘Mansome,’ Morgan Spurlock Takes On Modern Masculinity | Jessica Bennett | April 27, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTShe tells of surrendering to the “woozy charms” of wine coolers and passing out drunk.
The solid silver champagne coolers adorned either side of the fireplace.
Murder in Any Degree | Owen JohnsonThe remedy is to use coolers, so that they offend not the vessels that most open for the flux of the terms.
The Works of Aristotle the Famous Philosopher | Anonymous
Jolu helped me hide the coolers in the rubble, working with little white LED torches on headbands.
Little Brother | Cory DoctorowHe listened to me, then he calls some guards and they drag Morphy through the prison and down to the coolers.
Whispering Wires | Henry LeverageI said our air-conditioning system goes haywire and that we were ripping out a thousand old boilers and coolers.
Satan and the Comrades | Ralph Bennitt
British Dictionary definitions for cooler
/ (ˈkuːlə) /
a container, vessel, or apparatus for cooling, such as a heat exchanger
a slang word for prison
a drink consisting of wine, fruit juice, and carbonated water
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