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heater meter 

A thermostat that controls the heater in a building.
Summertime means not using the heater meter.
heater meter by jpg3 April 3, 2015

ripping heaters 

A term commonly used for smoking cigarettes. Smoking lots of cigarettes.
I feel like I smoked a packs of cigarettes last night.
Yeah, you guys were ripping heaters.
ripping heaters by pimpinpix August 2, 2011

On a heater 

An extreme hot streak in a poker game or casino game. To become very hot in some form of gambling, profit, or accomplishment. To be at the top of your game.
I was down to my last 20 dollars in the slot machine and then I went on a heater. I was on a heater last night at the craps table, I made a lot of money!
On a heater by jdubbbb247 March 8, 2010

hell's heater 

extraordinarily hot, usually in referring to a particular place or area.
it's hell's heater in that room, man.

i went to visit my parents, it's hell's heater out there!

interior heater

A device that is placed of one's vehicle that when plugged into an electrical socket with a plug heats up the interior of the car like a small space heater. Used in any part of the world where the temperature drops below freezing.

The interior heater can have a timer and be set to come on or keep the car warm even at extremely cold temperatures. It is usually seen as an electrical cord sticking out from under the hood of a car in Canada or the states that border Canada.
It was really cold last night, but my car was toasty warm because I had the interior heater on.
interior heater by monkey40 July 26, 2009

beaver heater 

a small electric fan typically stored in the bathroom or under someones desk.

hot air is blown forward and up into the beaver region
during the winter months ladies often have beaver heaters under their desk for extra warmth.
beaver heater by haggis mchunty April 23, 2009
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I had a trucker's tan after driving for 10 straight hours on a sunny day.
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