I.
noun
1 coldness
ADJECTIVE
▪ biting , bitter , deep
▪ cold , damp
▪ slight
▪ evening , morning , night
▪ autumn ( esp. BrE ), autumnal , winter
VERB + CHILL
▪ feel
▪
I could feel the ~ as soon as I went outside.
▪ take off
▪
I'll add some hot water to the milk to take the ~ off it (= to make it slightly warmer) .
CHILL + NOUN
▪ factor
▪
With the ~ factor, it's nearly minus forty here.
PHRASES
▪ a ~ in the air
▪
There's a slight ~ in the air.
2 feeling of fear
ADJECTIVE
▪ sudden
▪ icy
VERB + CHILL
▪ feel
▪
She felt a sudden ~ at the thought of the dangers he faced.
▪ strike
▪
Her words struck a ~ in his heart.
CHILL + VERB
▪ run down sb's spine , run through sb , run up sb's spine
▪
A ~ ran through me at the thought.
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ of
▪
a ~ of fear
PHRASES
▪ send a ~ down sb's spine , send a ~ through sb
▪
The news sent a ~ down her spine.
3 mild illness
ADJECTIVE
▪ bad , nasty , severe
▪ slight
VERB + CHILL
▪ catch , get
▪
I caught a nasty ~ after my swim last week.
II.
verb
Chill is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑ beer
Chill is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ beer , ↑ champagne , ↑ wine
III.
adj.
Chill is used with these nouns: ↑ air , ↑ breeze , ↑ cabinet , ↑ wind