Secret deoderant commercial in the 1960's used this term.
Actually, it is an equestrian term used to describe a horse that is well in hand, or under control. A horse that is collected, is listening to it's rider and not in danger of bolting or bucking. Calm and cool are self explanatory.
There was a television commerical in the 1960s for Secret brand deodorant and the character in the commerical, Katy, stated that Secret deodorant kept her, "cool, calm and collected."
Cool, calm, collected or waiting at attention: as in poised to strike.
"Tranquil" is a synonym of "calm." (Go to www.dictionary.com and click the "Thesaurus" tab at the top. Type in "calm" and you'll get more synonyms.) Adjective 1: cool, relaxed, composed, sedate, collected, dispassionate, unemotional, self-possessed Adjective 2: still, quiet, smooth, mild, serene, tranquil, balmy, windless Noun 1: peacefulness, serenity, stillness, hush, repose Verb 1: soothe, relax, appease, still, allay, assuage, placate, pacify, mollify
Cool, dark, nice, calm etc
Neutral, calm, collected, cool, detached, disengaged, disinterested, dispassionate, easy, evenhanded, fair-minded, inactive, indifferent, nonchalant, relaxed, unaligned, unbiased, uncommitted, unconcerned, undecided, unprejudiced.
The art of keeping cool refers to emotional self control. In this context, keeping cool means remaining calm. And the art of remaining calm is to be able to do it even when you are in the kind of situation which tends to make people upset.
When someone is said to be cool as a cucumber, this means they are very calm and collected.
Cool, calm, collected or waiting at attention: as in poised to strike.
calm, cool, collected, relaxed, poised, at ease, serene, sedate
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Loosing on the cool temperament means that your not calm, cool, and collected. It means your brain is boiling with anger and that there's steam coming out from your ears.
Charitable, childish, calm, cool, collected, cranky, cold, crafty.
It comes from "CCC," or the Roman numeral for 300. It means "keep it cool, calm, and collected."
To have a cool head is to have "the ability to stay calm and think clearly in a difficult situation." It is an idiom and does not mean to literally have a cold head, but to be able to make level-headed decisions and remain calm and collected.
1) It means to be calm and collected. 2) The opposite of warm. 3) Something that is good and favorable. Such as--> "Boy, your new car is cool!"
Stay cool, calm and collected 100% ... Totally ignore the dog 100% don't even look... you will see a massive difference....
He was not highly emotional. He stayed cool, calm, and collected almost all of the time.
Yes. "Cool" is often used as an expression of interest or enjoyment.