Foreheat vs Forehear - What's the difference?
foreheat | forehear |
(lb) To heat beforehand or in advance.
*1908 , American Machinist - Volume 31, Part 1 - Page 320:
*1920 , The Milk Dealer - Volume 10 - Page 45:
As verbs the difference between foreheat and forehear
is that foreheat is (lb) to heat beforehand or in advance while forehear is (archaic) to hear beforehand.foreheat
English
Verb
(en verb)- The most recent development in this line is the combination of a foreheating apparatus employing oxygen and hydrogen, with a cutting jet of pure oxygen playing on the surface previously made red hot by this oxyhydrogen jet.
- The photograph shows the special connections on the first heater section, whereby the milk is foreheated for the clarifier.
