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Definition of temper
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Temper
(v. i.) To have or get a
proper
or
desired
state or
quality;
to grow soft and
pliable.
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Heat
::
Heat (n.)
Indication
of high
temperature;
appearance,
condition,
or color of a body, as
indicating
its
temperature;
redness;
high
color;
flush;
degree
of
temperature
to which
something
is
heated,
as
indicated
by
appearance,
condition,
or
otherwise..
Impetuous
::
Impetuous
(a.)
Vehement
in
feeling;
hasty;
passionate;
violent;
as, a man of
impetuous
temper..
Incompliance
::
Incompliance
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
incompliant;
unyielding
temper;
obstinacy.
Inflammable
::
Inflammable
(a.)
Excitable;
irritable;
irascible;
easily
provoked;
as, an
inflammable
temper..
Moroseness
::
Moroseness
(n.)
Sourness
of
temper;
sulenness.
Temper
::
Temper
(v. i.) To have or get a
proper
or
desired
state or
quality;
to grow soft and
pliable.
Temperature
::
Temperature
(n.)
Mixture;
compound.
Aristocrat
::
Aristocrat
(n.) One who is
overbearing
in his
temper
or
habits;
a proud or
haughty
person.
Mercurial
::
Mercurial
(a.)
Having
the
qualities
fabled
to
belong
to the god
Mercury;
swift;
active;
sprightly;
fickle;
volatile;
changeable;
as, a
mercurial
youth;
a
mercurial
temperament..
Impetuosity
::
Impetuosity
(n.)
Vehemence,
or
furiousnes
of
temper..
Intemperateness
::
Intemperateness
(n.) The state of being
intemperate;
excessive
indulgence
of any
appetite
or
passion;
as,
intemperateness
in
eating
or
drinking..
Debauch
::
Debauch
(n.) To lead away from
purity
or
excellence;
to
corrupt
in
character
or
principles;
to mar; to
vitiate;
to
pollute;
to
seduce;
as, to
debauch
one's self by
intemperance;
to
debauch
a
woman;
to
debauch
an
army..
Temperament
::
Temperament
(v. t.)
Condition
with
regard
to heat or cold;
temperature.
Equality
::
Equality
(n.)
Sameness
in state or
continued
course;
evenness;
uniformity;
as, an
equality
of
temper
or
constitution..
Isopepsin
::
Isopepsin
(n.)
Pepsin
modified
by
exposure
to a
temperature
of from 40¡ to 60¡ C.
Cool
::
Cool (n.) A
moderate
state of cold;
coolness;
-- said of the
temperature
of the air
between
hot and cold; as, the cool of the day; the cool of the
morning
or
evening..
Attemperation
::
Attemperation
(n.) The act of
attempering
or
regulating.
Metal
::
Metal (n.) The
substance
of which
anything
is made;
material;
hence,
constitutional
disposition;
character;
temper..
Bougie
::
Bougie
(n.) A long
slender
rod
consisting
of
gelatin
or some other
substance
that melts at the
temperature
of the body. It is
impregnated
with
medicine,
and
designed
for
introduction
into
urethra,
etc..
Inimical
::
Inimical
(a.)
Having
the
disposition
or
temper
of an
enemy;
unfriendly;
unfavorable;
--
chiefly
applied
to
private,
as
hostile
is to
public,
enmity..
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