| cool economy | 8.82 | In turn, that could cool the economy in the United States. | ||
| cool heel | 3.82 | You cool your heels, literally. | ||
| cool air | 2.30 | Fog forms when moist air is cooled to saturation. | ||
| cool temper | 1.84 | He was the one who cooled tempers. | ||
| cool body | 1.18 | Anesthetics also cool the body. | ||
| cool mixture | 1.18 | Pour cooled berry mixture into bowl. | ||
| cool tension | 1.18 | Swiss and Israelis try to cool tension. | ||
| cool demand | 1.12 | A drop in the U.S. dollar cooled demand for bonds, traders said. | ||
| cool reactor | 0.99 | Tourists often travel along the canal which supplies water to cool the reactors. | ||
| cool relation | 0.92 | The dispute has cooled relations between the two countries. | ||
| cool market | 0.72 | Now, they too are calling for measures to cool the market. | ||
| cool rhetoric | 0.72 | Beijing cools rhetoric, waiting for concessions from Taiwan. | ||
| cool cookie | 0.66 | Cool the cookies on a rack. | ||
| cool water | 0.66 | Cooling the water is the biggest obstacle. | ||
| cool cake | 0.59 | Spread over cooled cake. | ||
| cool dispute | 0.59 | Israel has similarly sought to cool the dispute. | ||
| cool enthusiasm | 0.59 | T. Rowe Price, the fund company in Baltimore, also tries to cool investor enthusiasm in its latest investor newsletter. | ||
| cool growth | 0.59 | From copper to cotton, a slowdown in Asia cooled demand growth for raw materials. | ||
| cool room | 0.59 | Without air conditioning, the room is cooled by a fan. | ||
| cool area | 0.53 | Firefighters took three hours to douse the flames and cool the area. |