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Definition of temper
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of temper is as below...
Temper
(v. t.) To
moisten
to a
proper
consistency
and stir
thoroughly,
as clay for
making
brick,
loam for
molding,
etc..
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Clement
::
Clement
(a.) Mild in
temper
and
disposition;
merciful;
compassionate.
Atmo
::
Atmo (n.) The
standard
atmospheric
pressure
used in
certain
physical
measurements
calculations;
conventionally,
that
pressure
under which the
barometer
stands
at 760
millimeters,
at a
temperature
of 0ยก
Centigrade,
at the level of the sea, and in the
latitude
of
Paris..
Animus
::
Animus
(n.)
Animating
spirit;
intention;
temper.
Temper
::
Temper
(v. t.) To fit
together;
to
adjust;
to
accomodate.
Attemper
::
Attemper
(v. t.) To
reduce,
modify,
or
moderate,
by
mixture;
to
temper;
to
regulate,
as
temperature..
Superheater
::
Superheat
(n.) The
increase
of
temperature
communicated
to steam by
superheating
it.
Wool
::
Wool (n.) The soft and
curled,
or
crisped,
species
of hair which grows on sheep and some other
animals,
and which in
fineness
sometimes
approaches
to fur; --
chiefly
applied
to the
fleecy
coat of the
sheep,
which
constitutes
a most
essential
material
of
clothing
in all cold and
temperate
climates..
Gargol
::
Gargol
(n.) A
distemper
in
swine;
garget.
Self-command
::
Self-command
(n.)
Control
over one's own
feelings,
temper,
etc.;
self-control..
Ugly
::
Ugly
(superl.)
Ill-natured;
crossgrained;
quarrelsome;
as, an ugly
temper;
to feel
ugly..
Knaggy
::
Knaggy
(a.)
Knotty;
rough;
figuratively,
rough in
temper..
Soak
::
Soak (v. i.) To drink
intemperately
or
gluttonously.
Uniform
::
Uniform
(a.)
Having
always
the same form,
manner,
or
degree;
not
varying
or
variable;
unchanging;
consistent;
equable;
homogenous;
as, the dress of the
Asiatics
has been
uniform
from early ages; the
temperature
is
uniform;
a
stratum
of
uniform
clay..
Garget
::
Garget
(n.) A
distemper
in hogs,
indicated
by
staggering
and loss of
appetite..
Temperament
::
Temperament
(v. t.) Due
mixture
of
qualities;
a
condition
brought
about by
mutual
compromises
or
concessions.
Cryohydrate
::
Cryohydrate
(n.) A
substance,
as salt,
ammonium
chloride,
etc., which
crystallizes
with water of
crystallization
only at low
temperatures,
or below the
freezing
point of
water..
Inimical
::
Inimical
(a.)
Having
the
disposition
or
temper
of an
enemy;
unfriendly;
unfavorable;
--
chiefly
applied
to
private,
as
hostile
is to
public,
enmity..
Iceland Moss
::
Iceland
moss () A kind of
lichen
(Cetraria
Icelandica)
found from the
Arctic
regions
to the North
Temperate
zone. It
furnishes
a
nutritious
jelly and other forms of food, and is used in
pulmonary
complaints
as a
demulcent..
Fire
::
Fire (n.) Ardor of
passion,
whether
love or hate;
excessive
warmth;
consuming
violence
of
temper..
Hypsometer
::
Hypsometer
(n.) An
instrument
for
measuring
heights
by
observation
of
barometric
pressure;
esp., one for
determining
heights
by
ascertaining
the
boiling
point of
water.
It
consists
of a
vessel
for
water,
with a lamp for
heating
it, and an
inclosed
thermometer
for
showing
the
temperature
of
ebullition..
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