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demister [dē′mis·tər]
(mechanical engineering)
A series of ducts in automobiles arranged so that hot, dry air directed from the heat source is forced against the interior of the windscreen or windshield to prevent condensation.
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The owner had finished scraping her car windows and had left the engine running to demist them when the car was taken.
Vehicle warning by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Additional features include rapid demist heated door mirrors, amber instrument lights replacing the green of the current version and a leather covered steering wheel and gearknob.
Rough-ride rival by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Additional features include rapid demist heated door mirrors, amber instrument lights replacing the green of the current version and a leather covered steeringwheel and gearknob.
Ute is in the eye of the beholder by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
 
 
 
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