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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.) A
single
complete
operation
of
heating,
as at a forge or in a
furnace;
as, to make a
horseshoe
in a
certain
number
of
heats..
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Conduct
::
Conduct
(v. i.) To act as a
conductor
(as of heat,
electricity,
etc.);
to
carry..
Beswike
::
Beswike
(v. t.) To lure; to
cheat.
Reflector
::
Reflector
(n.)
Something
having
a
polished
surface
for
reflecting
light or heat, as a
mirror,
a
speculum,
etc..
Maximum
::
Maximum
(a.)
Greatest
in
quantity
or
highest
in
degree
attainable
or
attained;
as, a
maximum
consumption
of fuel;
maximum
pressure;
maximum
heat..
Gentilish
::
Gentilish
(a.)
Heathenish;
pagan.
Actor
::
Actor (n.) A
theatrical
performer;
a
stageplayer.
Looping
::
Looping
(n.) The
running
together
of the
matter
of an ore into a mass, when the ore is only
heated
for
calcination..
Montgolfier
::
Montgolfier
(n.) A
balloon
which
ascends
by the
buoyancy
of air
heated
by a fire; a fire
balloon;
-- so
called
from two
brothers,
Stephen
and
Joseph
Montgolfier,
of
France,
who first
constructed
and sent up a fire
balloon..
Wrangler
::
Wrangler
(n.) An angry
disputant;
one who
disputes
with heat or
peevishness.
Cereal
::
Cereal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
grasses
which are
cultivated
for their
edible
seeds (as
wheat,
maize,
rice,
etc.),
or to their seeds or
grain..
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..
Oxanilide
::
Oxanilide
(n.) a white
crystalline
substance,
resembling
oxanilamide,
obtained
by
heating
aniline
oxalate,
and
regarded
as a
double
anilide
of
oxalic
acid; --
called
also
diphenyl
oxamide..
Cheated
::
Cheated
(imp. & p. p.) of Chea.
Gliadin
::
Gliadin
(n.)
Vegetable
glue or
gelatin;
glutin.
It is one of the
constituents
of wheat
gluten,
and is a
tough,
amorphous
substance,
which
resembles
animal
glue or
gelatin..
Heathenish
::
Heathenish
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
heathen;
resembling
or
characteristic
of
heathens.
Mangcorn
::
Mangcorn
(n.) A
mixture
of wheat and rye, or other
species
of
grain..
Loggerhead
::
Loggerhead
(n.) A
spherical
mass of iron, with a long
handle,
used to heat tar..
Convection
::
Convection
(n.) A
process
of
transfer
or
transmission,
as of heat or
electricity,
by means of
currents
in
liquids
or
gases,
resulting
from
changes
of
temperature
and other
causes..
Crocodile
::
Crocodile
(n.) A large
reptile
of the genus
Crocodilus,
of
several
species.
They grow to the
length
of
sixteen
or
eighteen
feet, and
inhabit
the large
rivers
of
Africa,
Asia, and
America.
The eggs, laid in the sand, are
hatched
by the sun's heat. The best known
species
is that of the Nile (C.
vulgaris,
or C.
Niloticus).
The
Florida
crocodile
(C.
Americanus)
is much less
common
than the
alligator
and has
longer
jaws. The name is also
sometimes
applied
to the
species
of other
related
genera,
as th
Thermocurrent
::
Thermocurrent
(n.) A
current,
as of
electricity,
developed,
or set in
motion,
by the
action
of
heat..
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