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boil off
vb. 1 (context transitive English) to remove by boiling 2 (context intransitive English) to be removes by boiling
Usage examples of "boil off".
Nearly invisible blue flames seep from it, then turn yellow and boil off curling black smoke.
Then Erma had to route some of the water into heat exchangers, letting it boil off to protect the rest.
The flashing lights and stormy appearance of the strange creature came closer on their stern, picking up speed, causing steam to boil off the water.
And the LOX you get by compressing air and letting the 02 boil off.
They boil off on a hot day, and they can condense on the mountain tops where it's cooler.
The addition of heat caused some volatiles to boil off, increasing the smell.