What is the difference between Cold and Cool?

Cold : (adjective)
( 1 ) Of low temperature when compared to the temperature on the human body
Do you feel cold?
The weather is getting cold.

( 2 ) Without friendliness, kindness or enthusiasm

Without emotion
She gave me a cold welcome.

Cold : (Noun)
( 1 ) Lack of heat or warmth
Low temperature
He was shivering with cold.
Do not stand outside in the cold.
She does not seem to feel cold.

( 2 ) Infectious illness of the nose or throat or both with sneezing, coughing, etc
As he had a cold, he could not attend the meeting.

Cool : (adjective)
( 1 ) Fairly cold
Not hot or warm
Between warm and cold
Let us sit in the shade and keep cool.
The tea is not cool enough to drink.

( 2 ) Calm Unexcited Champa always remains cool and calm and collected in a
crisis.
He was always cool in the face of danger.
Do you have a cool head?

( 3 ) Not showing interest, enthusiasm and friendliness

She was totally cool about my proposal.
They gave the Prime Minister a cool reception.

( 4 ) Calmly bold or impudent

You should have seen the cool way she took my radio without even asking.

( 5 ) Of sums of money, distances, etc

My new car cost me a cool seventy thousand rupees.
She suggested that we should walk a cool four miles farther.