A puff of cool air, a sudden chill one night.

Wind Chill

Chill, guys!

Cruella De Vil lfshe doesn't scare you no evil thing will Oh, Roger. To see her is to take a sudden chill

Whoa, relax, chill dude.

It's like a chill.

I feel a chill.

Chill out, you bogus Arab!

He feels a little chill.

The doorway's too narrow. Chill, Sayid!

I've a bit of a chill.

He suddenly felt a chill along his spine.

I don't mind the chill, I'm after money.

Really? It's no good, I'm catching a chill.

..you've been sick. If you had a chill...

Yes. There was a slight chill in the air.

Have another drink. It will keep the chill out.

Just a teensy one. To keep the chill out.

A man might catch a nasty chill on his liver.

Sudden?

Kitty, the wine is warm from the fire. Take it, chill it.

Yes, thank you ever so, but I must have caught a chill.

No cause for alarm, just see that she doesn't get another chill.

You gave me such a fright. You must have caught a chill

Just the place to chill our beer. No, don't go in there.

Sudden Winds

Now, however, a new chill has entered relations between Russia and the West.

Indeed, a chill is settling over Russia s relations with the West more broadly.

In All Shook Up, a touch is not a touch, but a chill.

Yet, despite the gray and chill of March in Central Europe, Berlin exudes confidence.

He developed a chill from lying on the floor, which worsened his asthmatic condition.

Sudden, wasn't it?

It's too sudden.

It's actually a wind chill factor which is lower than a summer day on Mars.

All of a sudden?

It was so sudden...

All of a sudden,

All of a sudden...

It was very sudden.

All of a sudden

But... it's so sudden!

Wasn't that sudden? Very.

Such a sudden visit.

It was so sudden.

It was very sudden.