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Definition of cold
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Cold (n.)
Affecting
the sense of smell (as of
hunting
dogs) but
feebly;
having
lost its odor; as, a cold
scent..
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About
::
About
(adv.)
Nearly;
approximately;
with close
correspondence,
in
quality,
manner,
degree,
etc.; as, about as cold; about as high; -- also of
quantity,
number,
time..
Injector
::
Injector
(n.) A
contrivance
for
forcing
feed water into a steam
boiler
by the
direct
action
of the steam upon the
water.
The water is
driven
into the
boiler
by the
impulse
of a jet of the steam which
becomes
condensed
as soon as it
strikes
the
stream
of cold water it
impels;
-- also
called
Giffard's
injector,
from the
inventor..
Collation
::
Collation
(v. t.) A light
repast
or
luncheon;
as, a cold
collation;
-- first
applied
to the
refreshment
on fast days that
accompanied
the
reading
of the
collation
in
monasteries..
Snap
::
Snap (v. t.) A
sudden
severe
interval
or
spell;
--
applied
to the
weather;
as, a cold
snap..
Cold-shut
::
Cold-shut
(a.)
Closed
while too cold to
become
thoroughly
welded;
-- said of a
forging
or
casting.
Hematocrya
::
Hematocrya
(n. pl.) The
cold-blooded
vertebrates,
that is, all but the
mammals
and
birds;
-- the
antithesis
to
Hematotherma..
Amidin
::
Amidin
(n.) Start
modified
by heat so as to
become
a
transparent
mass, like horn. It is
soluble
in cold
water..
Outscold
::
Outscold
(v. t.) To
exceed
in
scolding.
Freeze
::
Freeze
(v. t.) To
congeal;
to
harden
into ice; to
convert
from a fluid to a solid form by cold, or
abstraction
of
heat..
Paramo
::
Paramo
(n.) A high, bleak
plateau
or
district,
with
stunted
trees,
and cold, damp
atmosphere,
as in the
Andes,
in South
America..
Goggle
::
Goggle
(v. i.) A kind of
spectacles
with
short,
projecting
eye
tubes,
in the front end of which are fixed plain
glasses
for
protecting
the eyes from cold, dust, etc..
Discountenance
::
Discountenance
(v. t.) To
refuse
to
countenance,
or give the
support
of one's
approval
to; to give one's
influence
against;
to
restrain
by cold
treatment;
to
discourage..
Tumbril
::
Tumbril
(n.) A
cucking
stool for the
punishment
of
scolds.
Trigenic
::
Trigenic
(a.) Of,
pertaining
to, or
designating,
an acid,
C4H7N3O2,
obtained,
by the
action
of the vapor of
cyanic
acid on cold
aldehyde,
as a white
crystalline
substance
having
a
slightly
acid taste and faint
smell;
--
called
also
ethidene-
/
ethylidene-biuret..
Cool
::
Cool (v. t.) To make cool or cold; to
reduce
the
temperature
of; as, ice cools
water..
Intensely
::
Intensely
(adv.)
To an
extreme
degree;
as,
weather
intensely
cold..
Cool
::
Cool
(superl.)
Moderately
cold;
between
warm and cold;
lacking
in
warmth;
producing
or
promoting
coolness.
Blizzard
::
Blizzard
(n.) A gale of
piercingly
cold wind,
usually
accompanied
with fine and
blinding
snow; a
furious
blast..
Isocryme
::
Isocryme
(n.) A line
connecting
points
on the
earth's
surface
having
the same mean
temperature
in the
coldest
month of the year.
Hot
::
Hot
(superl.)
Having
much
sensible
heat;
exciting
the
feeling
of
warmth
in a great
degree;
very warm; --
opposed
to cold, and
exceeding
warm in
degree;
as, a hot
stove;
hot water or air..
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