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“in chills” is a correct and usable usage in written English.
You could use it to express that a feeling or experience is very intense or exciting. For example, "I get in chills when I listen to my favorite song".
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His poetry is collected in Chills and Fever (1924) and Two Gentlemen in Bonds (1927).
"And I said, 'I think she's his wife.' " "The second I thought of it, I broke out in chills," Ms. Wilson continued.
I must have watched that trailer tens of times now, but that final "boss" scene at the 1 30 mark still brings me out in chills.
He found that "there is just something about the cold and numb Itachi," that makes the viewer "want to breakout in chills".
As a proud Westie and a Zimbabwean-born woman, seeing the hills and valleys of the Waitakere Ranges with a beat that sounded distinctly North African left me in chills.
Because right thalamus activity was found to increase in response to an increase in chills from music as well as in response to an increase in multimodal facilitation when judging emotional multisensory speech stimuli, we may assume that this area is a probable candidate in integrating audiovisual emotional signals from music.
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Cool to room temperature before putting in chiller Chill and check its consistency.
CLUB In Chill?
Life in the "Jungle" is recorded in chilling detail.
All this is described in chilling detail by Seierstad.
They moved in chill sunlight through the late-afternoon crowds.
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