COOL in Classic Quotes

1  Maybe if we could lose our cool.

The Outsiders By S. E. Hinton
Context   In Chapter 3

2  That might cool you off, greaser.

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Context   In Chapter 2

3  She turned around and gave him a cool stare.

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Context   In Chapter 2

4  He looks older than twenty--- tough, cool, and smart.

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Context   In Chapter 1

5  Two-Bit cocked an eyebrow, but it only made him look more cool.

The Outsiders By S. E. Hinton
Context   In Chapter 3

6  We're sophisticated--- cool to the point of not feeling anything.

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Context   In Chapter 3

7  Randy was supposed to be too cool to feel anything, and yet there was pain in his eyes.

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Context   In Chapter 7

8  Nobody was around at two-thirty in the morning, and it was a good place to relax and cool off.

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Context   In Chapter 4

9  But Johnny, except for the fact that his hands were twitching, looked as cool as Darry ever had.

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Context   In Chapter 4

10  Tough is the same as rough; tuff means cool, sharp--- like a tuff-looking Mustang or a tuff record.

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Context   In Chapter 1

11  Cherry had said her friends were too cool to feel anything, and yet she could remember watching sunsets.

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Context   In Chapter 7

12  A cool deadly bluff could sometimes shake them off, but not if they outnumbered you five to two and were drunk.

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Context   In Chapter 4

13  Johnny was a good fighter and could play it cool, but he was sensitive and that isn't a good way to be when you're a greaser.

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Context   In Chapter 6

14  Our front door is always unlocked in case one of the boys is hacked off at his parents and needs a place to lay over and cool off.

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Context   In Chapter 7

15  "I bet they were cool ol guys," he said, his eyes glowing, after I had read the part about them riding into sure death because they were gallant.

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Context   In Chapter 5

16  Curly, who was a tough, cool, hard-as-nails Tim in miniature, and I had once played chicken by holding our cigarette ends against each other's fingers.

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Context   In Chapter 9

17  "in the manners bit, and the charm, too, I guess," Johnny said slowly, "but one night I saw Dally gettin picked up by the fuzz, and he kept real cool and calm the whole time."

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Context   In Chapter 5