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               GLOSSARY

               CARBURETOR: noun; a piece of equipment used on some gasoline engines to mix air with the

                            gasoline so that it can be burned in the engine

                            Ex. Atmospheric air enters the engine through the carburetor.

               CLEAR ICE: noun ; transparent glassy ice

                           Ex. The rain froze last night; all of the trees are covered
                           with clear ice.

               DEWPO INT : noun; the temperature at which the humidity in a particular local air mass

                           reaches the saturation point

                           Ex. The air isn't saturated at this temperature; but if the temperature falls 10 F it will

                           reach the dewpoint.
               DRAG : noun; the name of the force that opposes the forward movement of an aircraft

                          through the air

                          Ex. Structural icing increases the aircraft's drag.

               EFFECT: noun; a result of an action a To3bob

                         Ex. I don't know what the effect of this change will be.

                         Note: affect = verb, effect = noun

               FAVORABLE : adjective; good conditions for a particular  thing  to happen, or good conditions
                        Ex. The weather conditions will be favorable for snow over the next three days.

               FROST: noun; a light form of ice caused by condensation of the water from the air in freezing

                       temperatures Ex. There was frost on the grass and trees this morning when I got.' up.

               HAZE: noun; the restriction to visibility caused by very small dust or salt particles in the air

                       Ex. Normally you can see the mountain from here if there is no haze.
               HORIZONTAL: adjective; parallel to the surface of the earth, opposite of vertical

                       Ex. Stratiform clouds form in horizontal layers.
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