when it comes to human body is it cool body or cold body....?

answers1: You should use--- I have a cool body.or you can say ---My
body is feeling cold.or I feel cold <br>
When it comes to heat or hot--- you can say My body is heated up.My
body is hot,I am feeling hot. <br>
It depends on the way you use the language and context.
answers2: It depends upon how long they've been dead.
answers3: Cool bodies and hot bodies have nothing to do with
temperature. They both mean attractive and are said as compliments.
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If you are feeling cold or hot, there is no need to mention 'body' as
it's assumed.
answers4: by way of fact whilst the outdoors air temp is ninety
9°,we've the warmth Index which has the Humidity factored in.
certainly whilst the air temp is ninety 9°, it easily sounds like an
air temp between one hundred and five° to one hundred ten°
answers5: cool or cold both work. Both are adjectives that describe
the temperature. If you're trying to say you like the body in some
way that has nothing to do with its temperature, then you should use
"cool." It has alternate meanings that have to do with being
fashionable or pleasant in appearance. <br>
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Hot body works, heat body does not. Hot is is an adjective. Heat can
be a noun our verb, but it's not used as an adjective. Hot can be
used as an adjective that has to do with temperature. It can also be
used to refer to appearance, i.e. to mean "sexy."