deg.

abbreviation for

1. degree; degrees.

deg.

¹

abbreviation for

1. degree

deg

²

/ dɛɡ /

verb

1. dialect.
   to water (a plant, etc)

Example Sentences

"We were able to fight for pole, the deg in Bahrain is always huge and we will have other occasion to start from pole and to win races. We will continue to push like hell. I am quite pleased with the step we made from 12 months ago and I will continue to push, don't worry."

From BBC

Teflon was also used to make the DEG, which was waterproofed and covered with a conductive fabric to act as the electrodes.

From Science Daily

Reuters has reported that DEG and EG have been used by unscrupulous actors as a substitute for propylene glycol because they are cheaper.

From Reuters

Author Tarana Hussain Khan in her book Deg to Dastarkhwan describes it as a dish of sweet and savoury rice studded with sweet gulab jamun and meatballs.

From BBC

Lambiase warned him: "This tyre had reasonable deg in the first stint; I'd advise you to use your head a bit more."

From BBC