attemper an cet (a temper ans)

[ If any one do... at temperate his actions accordingly. Barrow, Math. Lectures, iv. 2. In brewing and distilling, to regulate the temperature of, as the wort. attemper a tet (a-tem'per-at), p. a. [ Hope must be proportioned and at temperate to the promise. Hammond , Pract. Catechism. 2. Moderate; equable; mild: applied to cli mate.