Used with adjective complement

• become: Personally, I think there is a very simple explanation why racist morons became uncool.

• look: I emerged looking very uncool, covered in dust and cobwebs.

• seem: You may worry about worrying because it seems uncool.

• feel: But todays metrosexual cant have Jesus alone without feeling uncool.

Modifying Another Word

• so: There's been a lot of stuff in the press about you being so uncool you're almost cool.

• very: First of all, we were playing rock ' n ' roll, which was very uncool.

• deeply: Understanding something about young people doesn't imply that you need to become ' cool ' ( probably a deeply uncool term, anyway!

• too: The British media are still evolving strategies to deal with the vast popularity of Terry Pratchett without seeming too uncool.

• really: His clothes were really uncool but he didn't seem to notice.

• terminally: Glasses have always been a necessity rather than a fashion accessory, and therefore, inevitably, terminally uncool.

Modifies a noun

• clothes: But now Lucy's having nightmares about being forced to wear uncool clothes and suddenly she wants answers.

• kid: I just got this hip new twenty eight years ago, and now all the uncool kids have em!

• name: Link Kevin's playroom Uncool name, cool site.