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Definition of heater
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 heater is as below...
Heater
(n.) Any
contrivance
or
implement,
as a
furnace,
stove,
or other
heated
body or
vessel,
etc., used to
impart
heat to
something,
or to
contain
something
to be
heated..
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Deadhead
::
Deadhead
(n.) One who
receives
free
tickets
for
theaters,
public
conveyances,
etc..
Calefactor
::
Calefactor
(n.) A
heater;
one who, or that
which,
makes hot, as a
stove,
etc..
Board
::
Board (n.) The stage in a
theater;
as, to go upon the
boards,
to enter upon the
theatrical
profession..
Heater
::
Heater
(n.) Any
contrivance
or
implement,
as a
furnace,
stove,
or other
heated
body or
vessel,
etc., used to
impart
heat to
something,
or to
contain
something
to be
heated..
Coliseum
::
Coliseum
(n.) The
amphitheater
of
Vespasian
at Rome, the
largest
in the
world..
Box-iron
::
Box-iron
(n.) A
hollow
smoothing
iron
containing
a
heater
within.
Footlight
::
Footlight
(n.) One of a row of
lights
in the front of the stage in a
theater,
etc., and on a level
therewith..
Drop
::
Drop (n.) A
curtain
which drops or falls in front of the stage of a
theater,
etc..
Fly
::
Fly (v. i.) One of the upper
screens
of a stage in a
theater.
Parterre
::
Parterre
(n.) The pit of a
theater;
the
parquet.
Slang
::
Slang (n.) Low,
vulgar,
unauthorized
language;
a
popular
but
unauthorized
word,
phrase,
or mode of
expression;
also, the
jargon
of some
particular
calling
or class in
society;
low
popular
cant; as, the slang of the
theater,
of
college,
of
sailors,
etc..
Machinist
::
Machinist
(n.) A
person
employed
to shift
scenery
in a
theater.
Foyer
::
Foyer (n.) A lobby in a
theater;
a
greenroom.
Soubrette
::
Soubrette
(n.) A
female
servant
or
attendant;
specifically,
as a term of the
theater,
a
lady's
maid, in
comedies,
who acts the part of an
intrigante;
a
meddlesome,
mischievous
female
servant
or young
woman..
Ground
::
Ground
(n.) The pit of a
theater.
Auditorium
::
Auditorium
(n.) The part of a
church,
theater,
or other
public
building,
assigned
to the
audience..
Balcony
::
Balcony
(n.) A
platform
projecting
from the wall of a
building,
usually
resting
on
brackets
or
consoles,
and
inclosed
by a
parapet;
as, a
balcony
in front of a
window.
Also, a
projecting
gallery
in
places
of
amusement;
as, the
balcony
in a
theater..
Prompt-book
::
Prompt-book
(n.) The book used by a
prompter
of a
theater.
Orchestra
::
Orchestra
(n.) The space in a
theater
between
the stage and the
audience;
--
originally
appropriated
by the
Greeks
to the
chorus
and its
evolutions,
afterward
by the
Romans
to
persons
of
distinction,
and by the
moderns
to a band of
instrumental
musicians..
Company
::
Company
(n.) The body of
actors
employed
in a
theater
or in the
production
of a play.
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