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An obsolete spelling of cole2. cool-cup (köl'kup), п. A cooling beverage. cooler (kö'lėr), n. 1. That which cools; anything that abates heat or excitement. He told me that his affliction from his wife stirred him up to action abroad, and when succe tempted him to pride, the bitterne in his bosom comforts was a cooler and a bridle to him. Quoted in Winthrop's Hist. New England, I. 78. Acid things were used only as coolers . Arbuthnot, Alinments. 2. Any ve el or apparatus for cooling liquids or other things, by the agency of ice, cold wa They may walke there very coolely even at noon, in the very hottest of all the canicular days. Coryat , Crudities, I. 192. 3. Without haste or pa ion; calmly; deliberately: as, the design was formed coolly and executed with firmne . When the matter comes to be considered impartially and coolly, their faults... will admit of much alleviation. Bp. Hurd, Foreign Travel, Dial. 8. 4. In a cool or indifferent manner; not cordially; carele ly; disrespectfully: as, he was coolly received at court.-5. With quiet presumption or impudence; nonchalantly; impudently: as, he coolly took the best for himself.