chillax

[Guest]

chill+relax

[Kai]

Calm down and relax.

[Britney]

A [mixture] between the terms [chill out] and [relax].

[Zipporah Schumaker]

[To both] [chill] and [relax] at the same time.

[Jessica]

To chill and relax simultaneously.
To loosen or reduce the level of stress by employing a more relaxed and groovy outlook.

Origin: As employed by an older teenage sister ([JCP]) to her overly [ebullient] younger siblings (JEP) and ([KSG]).

[Hina Muqadas]

(verb)
When the [two words] chill and relax were combined a word was created: chillax; a conjunction that, when used solely and didactically, can change the general mood or [atmosphere] of an entire room of people. Chillax by itself is a powerful word, but is nothing in comparison to the sentence that was coined soon after: chillax to the MAX. This sentence should be used with care as it has the power to COMPLETELY [relax] a room full of people.

[Oralee]

A combination of the words [chill] and [relax]. Used to tell someone to [calm down].

[Sarah]

A [fusion], in [equal] parts, of chill and [relax]

[Justin Bieber]

Obvious portmanteau of to chill and to relax.

Originated in [the Netherlands], where students (both foreign and Dutch) spent so much time [chilling]