thermometer
61thermometer — ther|mom|e|ter [ θər mamətər ] noun count a piece of equipment that measures temperature …
62thermometer — [17] Greek thérmē meant ‘heat’ (it came from prehistoric Indo European *ghwerm , *ghworm , which probably also produced English warm). From it was formed French thermomètre (first recorded in 1624), which was borrowed into English in the early… …
63thermometer — instrument for measuring temperature Scientific Instruments …
64thermometer — ther·mom·e·ter || θər mÉ‘mɪtÉ™(r) / mÉ’m n. device used for measuring temperature …
65thermometer — noun an instrument for measuring and indicating temperature, typically consisting of a graduated glass tube containing mercury or alcohol which expands when heated. Derivatives thermometric adjective thermometrical adjective thermometry noun… …
66thermometer — Galileo Galilei …
67thermometer — ther·mom·e·ter …
68thermometer — [θəˈmɒmɪtə] noun [C] a piece of equipment that measures temperature …
69thermometer — ther•mom•e•ter [[t]θərˈmɒm ɪ tər[/t]] n. mer phs an instrument for measuring temperature, often a sealed glass tube containing a column of liquid, as mercury, that expands and contracts with temperature changes, the temperature being read where… …
70thermometer — /θəˈmɒmətə / (say thuh momuhtuh) noun an instrument for measuring temperature, as by means of the expansion and contraction of mercury or alcohol in a capillary tube and bulb. {thermo + meter1} …