reheat

verb

1. to heat or be heated again

   to reheat yesterday's soup

2. tr to add fuel to (the exhaust gases of an aircraft jet engine) to produce additional heat and thrust

noun

1. aeronautics another name (esp Brit) for afterburning

Derived Forms

• reˈheater, noun

Example Sentences

If you get one of these containers, do not use it to reheat the food or your leftovers — transfer the food to glass or ceramic containers.

From Los Angeles Times

"In repeating and reheating these, they were able to disperse their anti-Ukrainian messaging, whilst also attacking a key British institution - the Royal Family."

From BBC

Before serving, cover and turn off the heat and allow to rest a bit before reheating to desired temperature before ladling into bowls.

From Salon

Instead of working at your desk over a reheated lunch, you might have to venture out and talk to people, as well as enjoy a break from work.

From Salon

It did not help that, for a time, the district built new schools without working kitchens, relying instead on trucked-in entrees assembled in a central kitchen and then reheated at the school.

From Los Angeles Times

Related Words

• bake
• boil
• broil
• grill
• ignite
• melt
• roast
• sear
• steam
• thaw
• toast
• warm