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Meanings of chills in English
Usage of chills in English
1
Something in the way he said it sent chills down my spine.
2
A raging infection, the chills, water fever -the list was endless.
3
The heart finds itself in a void which alarms and chills it.
4
Among the reported side effects were fatigue, chills, headache and muscle pain.
5
There was just something about the main figure that gave him chills.
6
Many even commented that it's impossible to watch her without getting chills.
7
Fever, chills and fatigue with or without headache were the side effects.
8
That voice just chills you right to the bone, and then some.
9
Avoid sitting in a draught of air, or wherever it chills you.
10
I sat down with one individual, and she said she had chills.
11
One severs all relation of friendship, the other chills the existing friendship.
12
Humanity's best defence against the chills and the horrors of the night.
13
If this doesn't give the killers the chills, it certainly does us.
14
Pleasant chills are rife this month for readers of five to eight.
15
The lot fell upon Jonah, and I have had chills ever since.
16
At my age chills are the tremors from other wings hovering near.
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Chills through the time
Chills across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common