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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
violent
action
unintermitted;
a
single
effort;
a
single
course
in a race that
consists
of two or more
courses;
as, he won two heats out of
three..
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Mountebank
::
Mountebank
(v. t.) To cheat by
boasting
and false
pretenses;
to gull.
Thermochemistry
::
Thermochemistry
(n.) That
branch
of
chemical
science
which
includes
the
investigation
of the
various
relations
existing
between
chemical
action
and that
manifestation
of force
termed
heat, or the
determination
of the heat
evolved
by, or
employed
in,
chemical
actions..
Liquefy
::
Liquefy
(v. t.) To
convert
from a solid form to that of a
liquid;
to melt; to
dissolve;
and
technically,
to melt by the sole
agency
of
heat..
Erica
::
Erica (n.) A genus of
shrubby
plants,
including
the
heaths,
many of them
producing
beautiful
flowers..
Indurate
::
Indurate
(v. t.) To make hard; as,
extreme
heat
indurates
clay; some
fossils
are
indurated
by
exposure
to the air..
Jig
::
Jig (v. t.) To trick or
cheat;
to
cajole;
to
delude.
Stelae
::
Steinkle
(n.) The
wheater.
Cheating
::
Cheating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of Chea.
Raise
::
Raise (v. t.) To
increase
the
strength,
vigor,
or
vehemence
of; to
excite;
to
intensify;
to
invigorate;
to
heighten;
as, to raise the
pulse;
to raise the
voice;
to raise the
spirits
or the
courage;
to raise the heat of a
furnace..
Coil
::
Coil (n.) A
series
of
connected
pipes in rows or
layers,
as in a steam
heating
apparatus..
Trug
::
Trug (n.) An old
measure
of wheat equal to two
thirds
of a
bushel.
Sitting
::
Sitting
(n.) A seat, or the space
occupied
by or
allotted
for a
person,
in a
church,
theater,
etc.; as, the hall has 800
sittings..
Shock
::
Shock (n.) A pile or
assemblage
of
sheaves
of
grain,
as
wheat,
rye, or the like, set up in a
field,
the
sheaves
varying
in
number
from
twelve
to
sixteen;
a
stook..
Enthusiast
::
Enthusiast
(n.) One moved or
actuated
by
enthusiasm;
as: (a) One who
imagines
himself
divinely
inspired,
or
possessed
of some
special
revelation;
a
religious
madman;
a
fanatic.
(b) One whose mind is
wholly
possessed
and
heated
by what
engages
it; one who is
influenced
by a
peculiar;
fervor
of mind; an
ardent
and
imaginative
person..
Porcelainized
::
Porcelainized
(a.) Baked like
potter's
lay; --
applied
to clay
shales
that have been
converted
by heat into a
substance
resembling
porcelain.
Forge
::
Forge (n.) A place or
establishment
where iron or other
metals
are
wrought
by
heating
and
hammering;
especially,
a
furnace,
or a shop with its
furnace,
etc., where iron is
heated
and
wrought;
a
smithy..
Litharge
::
Litharge
(n.) Lead
monoxide;
a
yellowish
red
substance,
obtained
as an
amorphous
powder,
or
crystallized
in fine
scales,
by
heating
lead
moderately
in a
current
of air or by
calcining
lead
nitrate
or
carbonate.
It is used in
making
flint
glass,
in
glazing
earthenware,
in
making
red lead
minium,
etc.
Called
also
massicot..
Heathenishly
::
Heathenishly
(adv.)
In a
heathenish
manner.
Orchestra
::
Orchestra
(n.)
Loosely:
A band of
instrumental
musicians
performing
in a
theater,
concert
hall, or other place of
public
amusement..
Cornfield
::
Cornfield
(n.) A field where corn is or has been
growing;
-- in
England,
a field of
wheat,
rye,
barley,
or oats; in
America,
a field of
Indian
corn..
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