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Definition
Synonym
kochecht
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
kochecht
boil proof
kochecht
adj
boil-proof
kochecht
; kochfest
adj
textil.
boil-fast; boil-resistant; fast to boiling
Deutsche
kochecht Synonyme
Englische
boil proof Synonyme
boil
abscess
agitation
antisepticize
aposteme
autoclave
bake
barbecue
baste
be in heat
be livid
be pissed
bed sore
blain
blanch
blaze
bleb
blister
bloom
blow up
blubber
bluster
bobbery
boil
over
boil
ing
bolt
braise
brew
bristle
broil
brouhaha
brown
browned off
bubble
bubble over
bubble up
bubo
bulla
bump
bunion
burble
burn
bustle
canker
canker sore
carbuncle
carry on
casserole
chafe
chancre
chancroid
charge
chase
chilblain
chlorinate
choke
churn
coction
coddle
cold sore
combust
commotion
conturbation
cook
corn
course
cover
culinary masterpiece
culinary preparation
curry
cyst
dash
decoct
decoction
decontaminate
delouse
devil
dilatation
dilation
discomposure
dish
disinfect
disorder
disquiet
disquietude
distension
distill
disturbance
do
do to perfection
ebullience
ebulliency
ebulliometer
ebullition
edema
effervesce
embroilment
entree
eschar
excitement
felon
ferment
fermentation
fester
festering
fever
fever blister
feverishness
fidgets
fire
fistula
fizz
fizzle
flame
flame up
flap
flare
flare up
flicker
fling
flurry
flush
fluster
flutteration
foam
foment
fret
fricassee
frizz
frizzle
fry
fulminate
fume
fumigate
furuncle
furunculus
fuss
gasp
gathering
glow
go on
griddle
grill
guggle
gum
boil
gurgle
have a conniption
heat
hemorrhoids
hiss
hubbub
hurly-burly
hygienize
incandesce
inquietude
intumescence
jitters
jumpiness
kibe
lash
lesion
lump
maelstrom
main dish
malaise
moil
nerviness
nervosity
nervousness
oven-bake
pan
pan-broil
pant
papula
papule
par
boil
parch
paronychia
parulis
pasteurize
perturbation
petechia
piles
pimple
pissed off
plop
poach
pock
polyp
prepare
prepare food
pustule
race
radiate heat
rage
raise Cain
raise hell
raise the devil
raise the roof
rant
rant and rave
rave
restlessness
rising
roast
roil
rout
row
sanitate
sanitize
saute
scab
scald
scallop
boil
down
abbreviate
abridge
abstract
bob
capsulize
clip
compress
condense
contract
crop
curtail
cut
cut back
cut down
cut off short
cut short
dock
elide
epitomize
foreshorten
mow
nip
poll
pollard
prune
reap
recap
recapitulate
reduce
retrench
shave
shear
shorten
snub
streamline
stunt
sum up
summarize
synopsize
take in
telescope
trim
truncate
boil
er room
Klaxon
boil
er factory
brokerage
brokerage house
brokerage office
bucket shop
bull-roarer
bunco game
catcall
cherry bomb
clack
clacker
clapper
con game
confidence game
cracker
cricket
firecracker
goldbrick
horn
noisemaker
rattle
rattlebox
shell game
siren
skin game
snapper
steam whistle
stockbrokerage
thimblerig
thimblerigging
ticktack
whistle
whizgig
whizzer
boil
ing
agitation
ardent
baking
barbecuing
basting
blistering
bluster
bobbery
boil
boil
ing over
braising
brewing
broil
broiling
brouhaha
bubbliness
bubbling
burning
burning hot
burning with excitement
bustle
canicular
carbonation
catering
churn
coction
commotion
conturbation
cookery
cooking
cuisine
culinary science
decoction
discomposure
disorder
disquiet
disquietude
disturbance
domestic science
ebullience
ebulliency
ebullient
ebulliometer
ebullition
effervescence
effervescency
embroilment
excitement
febrile
ferment
fermentation
fervent
fervid
fever
feverish
feverishness
fidgets
fiery
fizz
fizzle
flaming
flap
flurry
flushed
fluster
flutteration
foaming
foment
frothiness
frothing
frying
fume
fuss
glowing
grilling
heated
hectic
het up
home economics
hot
hot as fire
hot as hell
hubbub
hurly-burly
in rut
inquietude
jitters
jumpiness
like a furnace
like an oven
maelstrom
malaise
moil
nerviness
nervosity
nervousness
nutrition
overheated
overwarm
pan-broiling
parching
passionate
perturbation
piping hot
poaching
red-hot
restlessness
roasting
roil
rout
row
sauteing
scalding
scorching
searing
seethe
seething
sexually excited
shirring
simmer
simmering
sizzling
sizzling hot
smoking hot
smoldering
sparkle
spumescence
steaming
steamy
steeping
stewing
stir
sudorific
sweating
sweaty
sweltering
sweltry
swirl
to-do
toasting
torrid
trepidation
trepidity
tumult
tumultuation
turbidity
turbulence
turmoil
twitter
unease
unrest
upset
warm
white-hot
boil
ing over
ablaze
afire
ardent
boil
ing
breathless
burning
burning with excitement
cordial
delirious
drunk
enthusiastic
excited
exuberant
febrile
fervent
fervid
fevered
feverish
fiery
flaming
flushed
glowing
hearty
heated
hectic
het up
hot
impassioned
in rut
intense
intoxicated
keen
lively
on fire
passionate
red-hot
seething
sexually excited
steaming
steamy
unrestrained
vigorous
warm
zealous
kochecht Definition
Bead
proof
(
)
Among
distillers,
a
certain
degree
of
strength
in
alcoholic
liquor,
as
formerly
ascertained
by
the
floating
or
sinking
of
glass
globules
of
different
specific
gravities
thrown
into
it
Bead
proof
(
)
A
degree
of
strength
in
alcoholic
liquor
as
shown
by
beads
or
small
bubbles
remaining
on
its
surface,
or
at
the
side
of
the
glass,
when
shaken.
Boil
(
v.
)
To
be
agitated,
or
tumultuously
moved,
as
a
liquid
by
the
generation
and
rising
of
bubbles
of
steam
(or
vapor),
or
of
currents
produced
by
heating
it
to
the
boiling
point
Boil
(
v.
)
To
be
agitated
like
boiling
water,
by
any
other
cause
than
heat
Boil
(
v.
)
To
pass
from
a
liquid
to
an
aeriform
state
or
vapor
when
heated
Boil
(
v.
)
To
be
moved
or
excited
with
passion
Boil
(
v.
)
To
be
in
boiling
water,
as
in
cooking
Boil
(
v.
t.)
To
heat
to
the
boiling
point,
or
so
as
to
cause
ebullition
Boil
(
v.
t.)
To
form,
or
separate,
by
boiling
or
evaporation
Boil
(
v.
t.)
To
subject
to
the
action
of
heat
in
a
boiling
liquid
so
as
to
produce
some
specific
effect,
as
cooking,
cleansing,
etc.
Boil
(
v.
t.)
To
steep
or
soak
in
warm
water.
Boil
(
n.
)
Act
or
state
of
boiling.
Boil
(
n.
)
A
hard,
painful,
inflamed
tumor,
which,
on
suppuration,
discharges
pus,
mixed
with
blood,
and
discloses
a
small
fibrous
mass
of
dead
tissue,
called
the
core.
Bullet-proof
(
a.
)
Capable
of
resisting
the
force
of
a
bullet.
High-proof
(
a.
)
Highly
rectified
High-proof
(
a.
)
So
as
to
stand
any
test.
Plot-proof
(
a.
)
Secure
against
harm
by
plots.
Proof
(
n.
)
Any
effort,
process,
or
operation
designed
to
establish
or
discover
a
fact
or
truth
Proof
(
n.
)
That
degree
of
evidence
which
convinces
the
mind
of
any
truth
or
fact,
and
produces
belief
Proof
(
n.
)
The
quality
or
state
of
having
been
proved
or
tried
Proof
(
n.
)
Firmness
of
mind
Proof
(
n.
)
A
trial
impression,
as
from
type,
taken
for
correction
or
examination
Proof
(
n.
)
A
process
for
testing
the
accuracy
of
an
operation
performed.
Cf.
Prove,
v.
t.,
5.
Proof
(
v.
t.)
Armor
of
excellent
or
tried
quality,
and
deemed
impenetrable
Proof
(
a.
)
Used
in
proving
or
testing
Proof
(
a.
)
Firm
or
successful
in
resisting
Proof
(
a.
)
Being
of
a
certain
standard
as
to
strength
Proof-arm
(
v.
t.)
To
arm
with
proof
armor
Proof-proof
(
a.
)
Proof
against
proofs
Shame-proof
(
n.
)
Shameless.
Shot-proof
(
a.
)
Impenetrable
by
shot.
boil proof Bedeutung
validation
proof
substantiation
the
act
of
validating,
finding
or
testing
the
truth
of
something
burden
of
proof
the
duty
of
proving
a
disputed
charge
damp-proof
course
damp
course
a
course
of
some
impermeable
material
laid
in
the
foundation
walls
of
building
near
the
ground
to
prevent
dampness
from
rising
into
the
building
proof
a
trial
photographic
print
from
a
negative
boiling
point
boil
the
temperature
at
which
a
liquid
boils
at
sea
level,
they
brought
the
water
to
a
boil
proof
cogent
evidence
any
factual
evidence
that
helps
to
establish
the
truth
of
something,
if
you
have
any
proof
for
what
you
say,
now
is
the
time
to
produce
it
proof
test
copy
trial
impression
(printing)
an
impression
made
to
check
for
errors
galley
proof
a
proof
taken
before
the
type
is
broken
up
to
print
pages
foundry
proof
a
proof
taken
from
a
form
before
duplicate
plates
are
made
proof
a
formal
series
of
statements
showing
that
if
one
thing
is
true
something
else
necessarily
follows
from
it
mathematical
proof
proof
of
a
mathematical
theorem
logical
proof
proof
of
a
logical
theorem
proof
spirit
a
mixture
containing
half
alcohol
by
volume
atdegrees
Fahrenheit
boil
smut
Ustilago
maydis
a
common
smut
attacking
Indian
corn
causing
greyish
white
swellings
that
rupture
to
expose
a
black
spore
mass
proof
a
measure
of
alcoholic
strength
expressed
as
an
integer
twice
the
percentage
of
alcohol
present
(by
volume)
cutaneous
leishmaniasis
Old
World
leishmaniasis
oriental
sore
tropical
sore
Delhi
boil
Aleppo
boil
leishmaniasis
of
the
skin,
characterized
by
ulcerative
skin
lesions
boil
furuncle
a
painful
sore
with
a
hard
core
filled
with
pus
proof
make
resistant
(to
harm),
proof
the
materials
against
shrinking
in
the
dryer
child-proof
childproof
make
safe
against
children,
childproof
the
apartment
goofproof
goof-proof
foolproof
proof
against
human
misuse
or
error,
foolproof
this
appliance
reduce
boil
down
concentrate
cook
until
very
little
liquid
is
left,
The
cook
reduced
the
sauce
by
boiling
it
for
a
long
time
boil
down
reduce
a
decoct
concentrate
be
cooked
until
very
little
liquid
is
left,
The
sauce
should
reduce
to
one
cup
reduce
b
come
down
boil
down
be
the
essential
element,
The
proposal
boils
down
to
a
compromise
boil
immerse
or
be
immersed
in
a
boiling
liquid,
often
for
cooking
purposes,
boil
potatoes,
boil
wool
boil
bring
to,
or
maintain
at,
the
boiling
point,
boil
this
liquid
until
it
evaporates
boil
come
to
the
boiling
point
and
change
from
a
liquid
to
vapor,
Water
boils
atdegrees
Celsius
boil
over
overboil
overflow
or
cause
to
overflow
while
boiling,
The
milk
is
boiling
over
proof
activate
by
mixing
with
water
and
sometimes
sugar
or
milk,
proof
yeast
proofread
proof
read
for
errors,
I
should
proofread
my
manuscripts
proof
knead
to
reach
proper
lightness,
proof
dough
proof
make
or
take
a
proof
of,
such
as
a
photographic
negative,
an
etching,
or
typeset
seethe
boil
be
in
an
agitated
emotional
state,
The
customer
was
seething
with
anger
churn
boil
moil
roil
be
agitated,
the
sea
was
churning
in
the
storm
proof(p)
(used
in
combination
or
as
a
suffix)
able
to
withstand,
temptation-proof,
childproof
locks
runproof
ladder-proof
run-resistant
(of
hosiery)
resistant
to
runs
or
(in
Britain)
ladders
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