calorific
calorific
Definition
calo·rific (kal′ə rif′ik)
calorific
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- intake: Good Planning Plan your meals well ensuring that your total daily calorific intake will be in deficit to the amount you have burned.
- value: Where fuels are purchased or measured by volume or weight the calorific value of the fuel is needed to convert to energy units.
- content: The former items made for a superior fuel compared to the latter, which was poor in terms of calorific content.
- requirement: Your current daily calorific requirement tells you how many calories you require in order to maintain your current weight.
- gas: Independent technical research report from Gastec at CRE Limited identifying the consequences of ballasting high calorific natural gas with nitrogen.
- food: Comfort food doesn't have to mean calorific food!
Modifying Another Word
- highly: After a quick but highly calorific meal in Aviemore, I drove on to Strathpeffer, where I found a room for the night.
