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Fahrenheit s. a temperature scale, obsolescent but still commonly, unofficially used in the United States, in which the interval between Fahrenheit's two original fixed points, which are the lowest temperature attainable by a freezing mixture of ice and salt (0°) and the normal temperature of the human body (96° originally), is divided into 96 degrees (96 having 10 factors besides itself and 1); fresh water freezes at about 32° and boils at about 212° under average atmospheric pressure. See also Celsius s. and Appendix 12 for Celsius-Fahrenheit, Fahrenheit-Celsius equivalents.
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Fahrenheit scale, thermometer see under scale and thermometer.
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Fahrenheit t. a thermometer employing the Fahrenheit scale (q.v.).
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Fahrenheit temperature scale in which water boils at 212
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Fahrenheit An English measure of temperature level, degrees Fahrenheit.
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