to cool (lit. and fig.)

to forget

to resolve, bring to an end, or fulfill a matter or wish

to shrink back or be discouraged from proceeding upon seeing something daunting or difficult

to withdraw or move back from a position, especially in a military context

to get rid of or omit something unnecessary to simplify or save space

to discard; to cast aside

to step back

to refuse or turn down an invitation, gift, or request, often politely

it would be impolite to refuse

to prevent or treat a disease

unable to refuse because of affection

to end one's life, often by suicide or as a final resolution to suffering

but on the contrary; used to indicate a result opposite to what was expected

emphasizes the true nature or reality of a situation, often to clarify a misconception

one who has seen the world or reached a high level of expertise is no longer impressed by trivialities or mediocre things

to decline or refuse an offer, invitation, or gift politely

cooling water (e.g. in a reactor or engine)