1) Associated with heat 2) Caloric 3) Energy 4) French word used in English 5) Heat related 6) Heat-keeping 7) Heat-retaining 8) Kind of underwear 9) Like hot springs 10) Like some underwear 11) Part of btu 12) Pertaining to heat 13) Producing heat 14) Rising current of warm air 15) The T in BTU 16) Thermic
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1) Caloric 2) Hot 3) Thermic
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Pertaining to heat.
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Small rising column of air due to surface heating.
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• (a.) Of or pertaining to heat; warm; hot; as, the thermal unit; thermal waters.
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pertaining to or characterized by heat.
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[Adjective] To do with or caused by heat.
Example: When it’s cold I wear thermal underwear.
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current of air rising from a locally hot patch of ground. See updraft and downdraft.[4 related articles]
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Adjective describing the effects of temperature of heat, e.g. thermal effects.
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Pertaining to or characterised by heat. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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(thur´mәl) pertaining to heat.
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A rising column of relatively warm air
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column of warm air used in soaring
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A small rising parcel of warm air produced when the earth's surface is unevenly heated.
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A printing system where dots are selectively heated and cooled and drag upon a heat sensitive paper. The paper turns dark in the heated areas. See AIM document T-20, 'Direct Thermal Printing'.
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Ther'mal adjective [ Latin
thermae hot springs, from Greek ..., plural of ... heat, from ... hot, warm, ... to warm, make hot; perhaps akin to Latin
formus warm, and English
forceps .] Of or pertaining to heat; warm; hot; as, the
thermal unit;
thermal waters. «...
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A bubble of warm buoyant air rising through the atmosphere.
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A rising column or large bubble of warm air that results from differential heating of land surfaces by the sun; thermals develop over areas that are darker than surrounding areas, and over south-facing slopes.
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Term for the ascending air flow (updraft), which is caused by the solar radiation hitting the earth's surface and the resulting warming of the air on the ground. It plays an important role in viticulture. Optimal thermals are given in hillside locations, whereby the type of soil also plays a role as heat accumulator. See under climate and viti...
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Risingcolumn of hot air used by a bird of prey to gain height
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thermic adjective relating to or associated with heat; `thermal movements of molecules`; `thermal capacity`; `thermic energy`; `the caloric effect of sunlight`
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A rising parcel of warm, and less dense, air generally produced when the Earth's surface is heated or when cold air moves over a warmer surface such as warm water.
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A rising column of warm air, often found above rock outcrops, buildings or parking lots.
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A rising column of warm air, often found above rock outcrops, areas of rock or sand or burnt areas of land.
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[SAT terms] relating to or associated with heat
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