COOLER

• Beachgoer's burden

• Beverage chest

• Big house

• Bud holder

• Camping container

• Clink

• Drink served in a tall glass

• Get cold drinks here

• Hoosegow

• Ice chest

• Item seen at tailgate party

• Jail, slangily

• Less genial

• More like the Canadian Arctic, perhaps

• More serene

• Not as warm

• Office watering hole

• Picnic accessory

• Picnic box

• Picnic carrying case

• Picnic container

• Picnic convenience

• Picnic gear

• Picnic need

• Picnic staple

• Picnic-drinks holder

• Place for beer

• Place for brewskis

• Slammer

• Stir

• Tailgater's need

• Tourist's portable fridge

• Wine drink

• Marked by calm self-control (especially in trying circumstances)

• Often skilled or socially adept

• (informal) fashionable and attractive at the time

• Of a number or sum) without exaggeration or qualification

• Unemotional

• Giving relief from heat

• Neither warm or very cold

• A cell for violent prisoners

• An iced drink especially white wine and fruit juice

• (informal

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The term "cooler" has been used to describe individuals who are perceived to have bad luck, and who transfer that luck to others. Some superstitious investors believe that equities tend to perform poorly once purchased by a cooler, and that performance rebounds when the cooler sells his or her shares. Many television and digital media analysts have been referred to as coolers following the poor performances of companies to which they had previously given "buy" ratings.

cooler n sl 1. He ended up in the cooler again Он снова сидит в тюрьме Do you want to talk or do you want to spend a little time in the cooler? Ты будешь говорить или решил немного посидеть в тюрьме? 2. esp AmE One of the coolers was empty Одна из одиночных камер была пуста

- roller cooler