calm, cool-headed, or dispassionate

characterized by a very low temperature, especially in terms of climate or environment

to laugh mockingly, sarcastically, or with contempt; a cold smile showing derision

a lack of regard, concern, or emotional responsiveness; a state of neglect

to cool (lit. and fig.)

unfeeling; callous

water that is cold or has not been boiled

to deep-freeze food or biological materials for preservation

a period of strained relationship between individuals characterized by a refusal to communicate

cold and unfriendly in manner; showing a lack of interest or enthusiasm

to treat someone coldly, to neglect or cold-shoulder

cold and cheerless; desolate; deserted

a neglected or unpopular branch of study, profession, or field of activity

to produce cold air (to cool a room etc)

the state or process of cold storage for preservation

a cold breeze or wind

literal daily changes of temperature; cold and warmth

air that is low in temperature; a cold draft or current

a period of time during the year when the weather is cold

describing a person's attitude as cold, indifferent, or unfriendly; also used to describe something physically cold.

deserted, unfrequented, or lacking in activity or people

appearing cold, grim, or harsh in facial expression or manner

grave and stern

(of a woman) beautiful but aloof

feeling discouraged or downhearted; to lose hope or enthusiasm

alternating between friendliness and indifference; inconsistent in mood, affection, or attitude

(metallurgy) cold-rolled; cold-rolling

frigid irony and scorching satire; to mock and ridicule

observing calmly, objectively, or from a distance without emotional involvement

to feel cold as a clinical symptom, such as during a fever or illness

a cold or indifferent treatment; a snub

to receive a cold reception, be kept waiting for an audience, or cool one's heels

to cool by means of water

refrigerated truck or wagon

(of food) raw or cold

an embarrassing or uncomfortable lull in a conversation or social gathering

to dampen someone's enthusiasm or spirits

suddenly or unexpectedly; catching someone by surprise

to observe with an indifferent attitude; to be a bystander (usually referring to someone who could get involved but chooses not to)

suddenly and without warning; catching someone off guard

cold-hearted; unfeeling; callous

a figurative state of being ignored, neglected, or sidelined from favor

an animal whose body temperature varies with that of its environment, such as a reptile or fish