thermostat
/θərˈmɒstæt/Definitions
1. noun
A device that regulates temperature, especially by controlling the flow of a fluid or by electric heating or cooling elements.
“She adjusted the thermostat to make the room warmer.”
2. verb
To adjust or regulate the temperature of something, especially by controlling a thermostat.
“He thermostatted the heating system to make it more energy-efficient.”
3. verb
To adjust or regulate the temperature of something by turning a control on a device such as a thermostat.
“Can you thermostat the oven to 375 degrees?”