'chill off' is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
To indicate that something is cooling off or has cooled off, you can use phrases such as 'cool down', 'cool off', 'settle down', or 'calm down'. For example, you could say, "After an intense argument, the room started to cool down and tensions began to ease."
"I went to Home Depot and got a heater out back, so we took the chill off," Brown said.
This is unlikely to keep the chill off at Glastonbury, nor will it make life easier in a Portaloo.
Recommended dishes include coconut shrimp, a napoleon of salmon-tuna tartare, a lentil soup that takes the chill off, lamb chops, ostrich, tuna and chocolate mousse pyramid.
Around 9 o'clock I made them ferry me to a little country store on shore to take the chill off and to have some breakfast.
PARK CITY, Utah — This year's Sundance Film Festival, marked by aesthetic ambition, a formidable female presence and enough on-screen sex to take the chill off, gives optimistic proof of the state of American independent cinema.
It was cold, and a piercing wind came off the river – Tetsuya and his friends stood in a row with their hands in their pockets, and turned their backs on it to keep the chill off their faces.
He's just the devil hisself and he's going to take those chiller off to Torment one of these days.
Both stayed calm, as if in a surreal chill-off.
That's also where Phil Hughes and Bob Lipp built their initial fanless liquid-cooling system for server farms, which went on to soundly defeat IBM in a "chill-off".
It was where Square co-founder Jim McKelvey once built the first three protoypes for the Square card reader, and where a datacenter technology startup called Clustered Systems designed a prototype of a fanless liquid-cooling system which outperformed IBM in a "chill-off" contest.
In our individual tents the bedcovers had been turned down and desert chill staved off by hot-water bottles discreetly tucked into the beds.
