heater
Origin of heater
1Other words from heater
- re·heat·er, noun
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How to use heater in a sentence
Some have beds and heaters inside for the family members who want to stay all night.
A Sunni-Shia Love Story Imperiled by al Qaeda | Ruth Michaelson | December 26, 2014 | THE DAILY BEASTThe owners of private apartments quickly purchased boilers and electric heaters.
According to Bowden and Offer, water heaters hit 50% penetration in Britain in 1967.
They are enclosed, usually with hard tops and heaters and roll down windows.
WSJ: Apple Cuts iPhone Parts Orders on Disappointing Demand | Megan McArdle | January 15, 2013 | THE DAILY BEASTVillagers were weaned off burning coal at homes and solar water heaters were installed on their roofs.
Sure maybe you could grab that dough by blasting your way with the heaters plenty.
Get out the suits and make sure all the tanks are charged and the heaters working.
Islands of Space | John W CampbellAll gas heaters must be connected with a flue to carry off the products of combustion.
Elements of Plumbing | Samuel DibbleSometimes power suppliers give special rates for such equipment as electric water heaters.
Electricity for the 4-H Scientist | Eric B. WilsonWater was dear, and water-heaters were fitted to each engine, by which thirty-three per cent.
British Dictionary definitions for heater
/ (ˈhiːtə) /
any device for supplying heat, such as a hot-air blower, radiator, convector, etc
US slang a pistol
electronics a conductor carrying a current that indirectly heats the cathode in some types of valve
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