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Definition of heat
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 heat is as below...
Heat (n.) The
sensation
caused
by the force or
influence
of heat when
excessive,
or above that which is
normal
to the human body; the
bodily
feeling
experienced
on
exposure
to fire, the sun's rays, etc.; the
reverse
of
cold..
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Sublime
::
Sublime
(v. t.) To
subject
to the
process
of
sublimation;
to heat,
volatilize,
and
condense
in
crystals
or
powder;
to
distill
off, and
condense
in solid form;
hence,
also, to
purify..
Proscribe
::
Proscribe
(v. t.) To
denounce
and
condemn;
to
interdict;
to
prohibit;
as, the
Puritans
proscribed
theaters..
Christendom
::
Christendom
(n.) That
portion
of the world in which
Christianity
prevails,
or which is
governed
under
Christian
institutions,
in
distinction
from
heathen
or
Mohammedan
lands..
Fusion
::
Fusion
(v. t.) The state of being
melted
or
dissolved
by heat; a state of
fluidity
or
flowing
in
consequence
of heat; as,
metals
in
fusion..
Pyroelectric
::
Pyroelectric
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
dependent
on,
pyroelectricity;
receiving
electric
polarity
when
heated..
Minium
::
Minium
(n.) A
heavy,
brilliant
red
pigment,
consisting
of an oxide of lead,
Pb3O4,
obtained
by
exposing
lead or
massicot
to a
gentle
and
continued
heat in the air. It is used as a
cement,
as a
paint,
and in the
manufacture
of flint
glass.
Called
also red
lead..
Siliginose
::
Siliginose
(a.) Made of fine
wheat.
Greek
::
Greek (n.) A
swindler;
a
knave;
a
cheat.
Casing
::
Casing
(n.) An
outside
covering,
for
protection
or
ornament,
or to
precent
the
radiation
of
heat..
Pop
::
Pop (v. t.) To cause to pop; to cause to burst open by heat, as
grains
of
Indian
corn; as, to pop corn or
chestnuts..
Hocus
::
Hocus (n.) One who
cheats
or
deceives.
Copper
::
Copper
(n.) A
common
metal of a
reddish
color,
both
ductile
and
malleable,
and very
tenacious.
It is one of the best
conductors
of heat and
electricity.
Symbol
Cu.
Atomic
weight
63.3. It is one of the most
useful
metals
in
itself,
and also in its
alloys,
brass and
bronze..
Aethogen
::
Aethogen
(n.) A
compound
of
nitrogen
and
boro/,
which,
when
heated
before
the
blowpipe,
gives a
brilliant
phosphorescent;
boric
nitride..
Moor
::
Moor (n.) An
extensive
waste
covered
with
patches
of
heath,
and
having
a poor, light soil, but
sometimes
marshy,
and
abounding
in peat; a
heath..
Deceitful
::
Deceitful
(a.) Full of, or
characterized
by,
deceit;
serving
to
mislead
or
insnare;
trickish;
fraudulent;
cheating;
insincere..
Beam
::
Beam (n.) A ray or
collection
of
parallel
rays
emitted
from the sun or other
luminous
body; as, a beam of
light,
or of
heat..
Excheator
::
Excheator
(n.) See
Escheator.
Sobriety
::
Sobriety
(n.)
Habitual
freedom
from
enthusiasm,
inordinate
passion,
or
overheated
imagination;
calmness;
coolness;
gravity;
seriousness;
as, the
sobriety
of riper
years..
Deceive
::
Deceive
(v. t.) To lead into
error;
to cause to
believe
what is
false,
or
disbelieve
what is true; to
impose
upon; to
mislead;
to
cheat;
to
disappoint;
to
delude;
to
insnare..
Umber
::
Umber (n.) A brown or
reddish
pigment
used in both oil and water
colors,
obtained
from
certain
natural
clays
variously
colored
by the
oxides
of iron and
manganese.
It is
commonly
heated
or
burned
before
being used, and is then
called
burnt
umber;
when not
heated,
it is
called
raw
umber.
See Burnt
umber,
below..
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