1. a flu symptom, plauge, or discomforting levels, down to the bone.
2. Opposite of Ferverence, levels of icey chill, freezing tempratures, that are so dropped, they cannot scientifically be measured to an accurate degree. Above and beyond being measured by either Far, or Cel.
2. Opposite of Ferverence, levels of icey chill, freezing tempratures, that are so dropped, they cannot scientifically be measured to an accurate degree. Above and beyond being measured by either Far, or Cel.
1. Noticing gorggyness, or symptoms of groggyness, light headed sensations, suspicions you may be coming down with the flu.
2.The planet Pluto, is so far away, and Isolated from the sun, it is said, that it produces Coryza tempratures.
2.The planet Pluto, is so far away, and Isolated from the sun, it is said, that it produces Coryza tempratures.
by Angel Steinborn August 16, 2004
Any level of heat, that is beyond the level of scientific measurents. A source of heat, so hot, that theres no way to scientificaly determine an "Actual" temperature.
An example of "Ferveric heat" would be the plasma balls and gases "Inside" of the sun, though the outside surface of the sun, usually is where the gases spread out, it's the coe of the sun, where the heat itself combusts, where "Ferveric tempratures" are said to exist.
by Angel Steinborn August 16, 2004