be cool with something

I'm cool with Janet, because one thing we have in common is that both of us are out there.

And in this case, he seems to be cool with that.

They were cool, damp, with a mind of their own.

But later on it will be cool with the wind.

We just have to be cool with this I think.

When he did, his voice was cool, perhaps with disappointment.

Mom is not going to be cool with this, though.

"I just got the news myself and wanted to make sure that everything was cool with you."

Just don't do it online unless everyone else is cool with that!

It was cool, with the sun just beginning to warm their arms and the stones in the wall along the drive.

We're just going to cool it with him until he's right.

She took time to study him, green eyes cool with worry.

Let him cool his heels here with us a while.

She tried to take in his eyes, cool them with hers.

Leave to cool and serve it with a glass of milk.

The night was cooling with the first true hint of fall.

For the time being, though, he had to cool it with the prostitutes.

They seem to cool at similar rates with the second example retaining its heat for longer period.

I went to have a look and cooled her hot, red wrists with water.

In summer, the greenhouse is cooled with cold ground water.