radiator
ˈreɪdɪeɪˌteɪdər
Definitions
1. noun
A device for dissipating heat, especially one consisting of a network of tubes or pipes that are cooled by a fluid and used to heat a room or building.
“The old radiator in the living room was replaced with a more efficient model.”
2. noun
A device for cooling the cylinder head and other parts of a motor engine.
“The radiator in the car needed to be replaced after the long trip.”
3. verb
To heat or cool (something) using a radiator.
“The apartment was radiated with warm air from the central heating system.”