chaud

a. hot; warm; fresh, recent; expensive. — m. heat. a —, with the use of heat, in a heated state, chauffeur, at a high temperature, hot. chauffe-vin, chaude, /. heat, heating; brisk fire. — blanc de lune, blanche, white heat. ehauffoir, —gra e, melting heat; (Metal.) welding heat. chauffoir rouge, red heat. rouge certse, cherry-red heat. sombre, dark red heat. soudante, — suante, welding heat. f. boiler; copper, caldron, kettle, pan; (Sugar, etc.) evaporator. a biére, — a bra er, (Brewing) copper, brewing kettle. @ brat, pitch kettle. da cuire, (Sugar) evaporator, @ goudron, tar pot, tar kettle. a haute pre ion, high-pre ure boiler. aliment a ire, feed boiler. a retour de flam me, return-flame boiler. a tubes d’eau, water-tube boiler. autoclave, autoclave. a vapeur, steam boiler, boiler. de fusion, lead pot. de raff in age, refining boiler. fixe, stationary boiler. multitubulaire, water-tube boiler. sectionnelle, sectional boiler, water-tube boiler. fut. 3 sing. of chaloir. m. kettle, (small) boiler, caldron, copper. /. kettleful, boilerful. f. coppersmith’s trade; tinman’s trade; kettles, pans, etc. or a place where they are made. m. coppersmith, brazier; dealer in kettles, pans, etc. a. capable of being heated, heatable. m. heating; warming; firing; fuel. ad vapeur, steam heating. f. heating; firing; distillation; fireplace, hearth (of a furnace); stokehole, fire hole; furnace (of a foundry); (Metal.) heat. v.f. heat; warm; fire, fire up; urge forward, push. — v.t. heat; warm; be heated. — ».r. get hot or warm; warm oneself. blanc, heat white-hot. f. a small warming apparatus, as a foot warmer or a chafing dish. @ l'acétate, a warmer containing a supersaturated solution of sodium acetate, which gives off heat on crystallizing. f. stokehole; range of boilers; (Tron) chafery. m. an apparatus for heating tubes; spec if., an attachment which permits a combustion tube to be supported and heated over an ordinary Bunsen burner. m. fireman, stoker; chauffeur. m. 2 preheater for wine or other alcoholic liquid about to be distilled. m. (Salt) one of the shallow basins in which sea water is subjected to the first stage of evaporation, 90 chauffure 64 chauffure, f. scaling of iron or steel due to) chef overheating; burnt iron. chaufour, m. limekiln. chaufournerie, /. lime burning. chaufournier, m. lime burner. chaulage, m. liming; whitewashing.