'we chill' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically a casual phrase that means to relax or hang out. For example, "On Sundays we chill and watch movies together."
"We chill some reds, but don't list them that way," she said.
So it is probably best that we chill on the reunification rhetoric for the minute.
"At Toll House, we chill this dough overnight," she wrote in her "Toll House Cook Book" (Little, Brown, 1953).
We chill innovation in things like drug development, aircraft design, and nuclear power plants because the cost of getting it wrong is too great.
"Because if we chill the ability or the willingness of our intelligence operatives and others to get information that's necessary to protect America, there could be disastrous consequences".
There was another significant increase of 11.18 BtPM (σ = 16.4) or 139% from baseline to WE-chills (p<.05).
"We chilled in Manhattan most of the time".
"We chilling right now," Squadda B said before the concert's final song.
Later we chilled at FLOW, a cool alfresco bar that didn't mind the little people!
The last five days we chilled out in a beach house in remote Punakaiki on the wild west coast.
