What part of speech is heats?

Heats can be categorized as a noun and a verb.

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Parts of speech

  • 1. heats is a verb, present, 3rd person singular of heat (infinitive).
  • 2. heats is a noun, plural of heat.

Inflections

Verb

Noun

What does heats mean?

Definitions

Verb
heat - make hot or hotter; "the sun heats the oceans"; "heat the water on the stove"
heat - gain heat or get hot; "The room heated up quickly"
heat - provide with heat; "heat the house"
heat - arouse or excite feelings and passions; "The ostentatious way of living of the rich ignites the hatred of the poor"; "The refugees' fate stirred up compassion around the world"; "Wake old feelings of hatred"

Noun
heat - a form of energy that is transferred by a difference in temperature
heat - the sensation caused by heat energy
heat - the trait of being intensely emotional
heat - a preliminary race in which the winner advances to a more important race
heat - utility to warm a building; "the heating system wasn't working"; "they have radiant heating"
heat - the presence of heat
heat - applies to nonhuman mammals: a state or period of heightened sexual arousal and activity
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Examples of heats

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1. verb This room heats easily.
2. verb The sun's warmth heats my home.
3. verb Temperature is mean kinetic energy, not energy over volume; compression heats a gas by doing work on it; and a gas that expands without doing work does not cool.
4. verb A meteor is a bright streak of light in the sky caused when a meteoroid (a small chunk of rock or ice) enters the Earth's atmosphere and heats up.
5. verb As the planet heats up from the effects of climate change, so, too, can conflicts.
6. verb Our heats and minds are with those who lost their lands and houses in the West Bank.
7. verb The Electrostatic Levitation Furnace in the Japanese Kibo laboratory module heats samples to ultra-high temperatures to observe thermophysical properties difficult to measure in Earth’s gravity.
8. verb The Sun heats the atmosphere.
9. verb It heats up quickly.
10. verb Heat the water on the stove.
11. verb Heat the house.
12. verb Recently, I read an email that reported the horrific nightmare Civet Cats go through by sick losers who put them in sheds and heat the inside of the sheds up to 110 degrees with fires, so that they can periodically scrape the sweat off of their genitals and sell it to corrupt corporations who use it to prolong the scent of perfumes.
13. verb $300m - Amount cut from the federal programme that provides subsidies to poor families so they can heat their homes.
14. verb The fire isn't very hot, so it won't heat the kettle.
15. verb Could you heat this dish?
16. noun Seems like a good idea to keep the heat on Hoecker & Co.right up until Nov. 1.
17. noun Please send me an excel spreadsheet which depicts the value that you see associated with the heat rate spread option.
18. noun I was thinking, that while I'm sitting here, relaxing and enjoying myself, those poor innocent animals are being cooked to death with heat in those Holocaust-esque death chambers.
19. noun (The heat increases their "production" of musk.).
20. noun from my understanding, if its heated from the bottom, my snake risks burning its belly if it burrows and rests directly on top of the glass over the heater unless i buy some of that reptile carpet to put under the substrate, but it has better heat distribution.
21. noun if its from the side i dont have to worry about propping it up, but the snake can still burn itself if it slithers along the side of the tank and i also read that it doesnt distribute heat as well?
22. noun they will move if they get too warm-it's not like a heat rock which you should avoid at all costs.
23. noun I now use a 75watt basking or heat bulb for mine and he seems to like it.
24. noun Brass melts at just under 2000F which is a bright yellow heat, not red hot.
25. noun he has a great environment, with water and lots of hiding places and a heat lamp.
26. noun I have a basking spot lamp that says it is a double reflector that focuses 35% more light/heat and provides beneficial UVA rays important to the psycholical well-being of him.
27. noun My question is does that mean it gives him not only the heat, but the "sun rays" he needs?
28. noun Let me try to break this down as simply as I can: diurnal (active during the day time) reptiles like the bearded dragon require 3 types of "light," UVA, UVB, and heat.
29. noun Any white light emitting light source will emit UVA, including heat bulbs, that's the easy one to provide for.
30. noun UVB will always be a separate bulb from the heat lamp, unless you use a MVB (mercury vapor bulb) which is the only reptile use bulb that will emit both UVB and heat from one bulb.
Sentence  
verb
This room heats easily.
The sun's warmth heats my home.
Temperature is mean kinetic energy, not energy over volume; compression heats a gas by doing work on it; and a gas that expands without doing work does not cool.
A meteor is a bright streak of light in the sky caused when a meteoroid (a small chunk of rock or ice) enters the Earth's atmosphere and heats up.
As the planet heats up from the effects of climate change, so, too, can conflicts.
Our heats and minds are with those who lost their lands and houses in the West Bank.
The Electrostatic Levitation Furnace in the Japanese Kibo laboratory module heats samples to ultra-high temperatures to observe thermophysical properties difficult to measure in Earth’s gravity.
The Sun heats the atmosphere.
It heats up quickly.
Heat the water on the stove.
Heat the house.
Recently, I read an email that reported the horrific nightmare Civet Cats go through by sick losers who put them in sheds and heat the inside of the sheds up to 110 degrees with fires, so that they can periodically scrape the sweat off of their genitals and sell it to corrupt corporations who use it to prolong the scent of perfumes.
$300m - Amount cut from the federal programme that provides subsidies to poor families so they can heat their homes.
The fire isn't very hot, so it won't heat the kettle.
Could you heat this dish?
noun
Seems like a good idea to keep the heat on Hoecker & Co.right up until Nov. 1.
Please send me an excel spreadsheet which depicts the value that you see associated with the heat rate spread option.
I was thinking, that while I'm sitting here, relaxing and enjoying myself, those poor innocent animals are being cooked to death with heat in those Holocaust-esque death chambers.
(The heat increases their "production" of musk.).
from my understanding, if its heated from the bottom, my snake risks burning its belly if it burrows and rests directly on top of the glass over the heater unless i buy some of that reptile carpet to put under the substrate, but it has better heat distribution.
if its from the side i dont have to worry about propping it up, but the snake can still burn itself if it slithers along the side of the tank and i also read that it doesnt distribute heat as well?
they will move if they get too warm-it's not like a heat rock which you should avoid at all costs.
I now use a 75watt basking or heat bulb for mine and he seems to like it.
Brass melts at just under 2000F which is a bright yellow heat, not red hot.
he has a great environment, with water and lots of hiding places and a heat lamp.
I have a basking spot lamp that says it is a double reflector that focuses 35% more light/heat and provides beneficial UVA rays important to the psycholical well-being of him.
My question is does that mean it gives him not only the heat, but the "sun rays" he needs?
Let me try to break this down as simply as I can: diurnal (active during the day time) reptiles like the bearded dragon require 3 types of "light," UVA, UVB, and heat.
Any white light emitting light source will emit UVA, including heat bulbs, that's the easy one to provide for.
UVB will always be a separate bulb from the heat lamp, unless you use a MVB (mercury vapor bulb) which is the only reptile use bulb that will emit both UVB and heat from one bulb.
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