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Definition of temper
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Temper
(n.)
Constitution
of body;
temperament;
in old
writers,
the
mixture
or
relative
proportion
of the four
humors,
blood,
choler,
phlegm,
and
melancholy..
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Phlegm
::
Phlegm
(a.)
Sluggishness
of
temperament;
dullness;
want of
interest;
indifference;
coldness.
Tartar
::
Tartar
(n.) A
person
of a keen,
irritable
temper..
Tin
::
Tin (n.) An
elementary
substance
found as an oxide in the
mineral
cassiterite,
and
reduced
as a soft white
crystalline
metal,
malleable
at
ordinary
temperatures,
but
brittle
when
heated.
It is not
easily
oxidized
in the air, and is used
chiefly
to coat iron to
protect
it from
rusting,
in the form of tin foil with
mercury
to form the
reflective
surface
of
mirrors,
and in
solder,
bronze,
speculum
metal,
and other
alloys.
Its
compounds
are
designated
as
stannous,
or
stannic.
Symbol
Sn
(Stannum).
At
Rigor
::
Rigor (n.)
Stiffness
of
opinion
or
temper;
rugged
sternness;
hardness;
relentless
severity;
hard-heartedness;
cruelty.
Thermoscope
::
Thermoscope
(n.) An
instrument
for
indicating
changes
of
temperature
without
indicating
the
degree
of heat by which it is
affected;
especially,
an
instrument
contrived
by Count
Rumford
which,
as
modified
by
Professor
Leslie,
was
afterward
called
the
differential
thermometer..
Steel
::
Steel (n.) A
variety
of iron
intermediate
in
composition
and
properties
between
wrought
iron and cast iron
(containing
between
one half of one per cent and one and a half per cent of
carbon),
and
consisting
of an alloy of iron with an iron
carbide.
Steel,
unlike
wrought
iron, can be
tempered,
and
retains
magnetism.
Its
malleability
decreases,
and
fusibility
increases,
with an
increase
in
carbon..
Respirator
::
Respirator
(n.) A
divice
of gauze or wire,
covering
the mouth or nose, to
prevent
the
inhalation
of
noxious
substances,
as dust or
smoke.
Being
warmed
by the
breath,
it
tempers
cold air
passing
through
it, and may also be used for the
inhalation
of
medicated
vapors..
Aristocrat
::
Aristocrat
(n.) One who is
overbearing
in his
temper
or
habits;
a proud or
haughty
person.
Serenity
::
Serenity
(n.)
Calmness
of mind;
eveness
of
temper;
undisturbed
state;
coolness;
composure.
Rinderpest
::
Rinderpest
(n.) A
highly
contagious
distemper
or
murrain,
affecting
neat
cattle,
and less
commonly
sheep and
goats;
--
called
also
cattle
plague,
Russian
cattle
plague,
and
steppe
murrain..
Relent
::
Relent
(v. i.) To
become
less
severe
or
intense;
to
become
less hard,
harsh,
cruel,
or the like; to
soften
in
temper;
to
become
more mild and
tender;
to feel
compassion..
Abstinent
::
Abstinent
(a.)
Refraining
from
indulgence,
especially
from the
indulgence
of
appetite;
abstemious;
continent;
temperate..
Attempter
::
Attempter
(n.) An
assailant;
also, a
temper..
Lenity
::
Lenity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
lenient;
mildness
of
temper
or
disposition;
gentleness
of
treatment;
softness;
tenderness;
clemency;
--
opposed
to
severity
and
rigor.
Friendly
::
Friendly
(a.)
Having
the
temper
and
disposition
of a
friend;
disposed
to
promote
the good of
another;
kind;
favorable.
Distemper
::
Distemper
(v. t.)
Political
disorder;
tumult.
Vixen
::
Vixen (n.) A
cross,
ill-tempered
person;
--
formerly
used of
either
sex, now only of a
woman..
Acid
::
Acid (a.) Sour,
sharp,
or
biting
to the
taste;
tart;
having
the taste of
vinegar:
as, acid
fruits
or
liquors.
Also fig.:
Sour-tempered..
Attemperly
::
Attemperly
(adv.)
Temperately.
Crapulence
::
Crapulence
(n.) The
sickness
occasioned
by
intemperance;
surfeit.
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