demist

Definitions

verb To remove the layer of fine liquid particles from the surface of a window or mirror

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On cold mornings the "demist" setting in particular cleared the windscreen with impressive alacrity.

Motoring 2009
On cold mornings the "demist" setting in particular cleared the windscreen with impressive alacrity.

Motoring 2009
On cold mornings the "demist" setting in particular cleared the windscreen with impressive alacrity.

Motoring 2009
On cold mornings the "demist" setting in particular cleared the windscreen with impressive alacrity.

Motoring 2009
On cold mornings the "demist" setting in particular cleared the windscreen with impressive alacrity.

Motoring 2009
On cold mornings the "demist" setting in particular cleared the windscreen with impressive alacrity.

Motoring 2009
One gets the sense it's disappeared off the list of drawing-board priorities, but what's more annoying on a wet motorway journey than constantly twiddling buttons to demist the windscreen while allowing your passengers to breathe?

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph 2011
The Abarth 500C also has electric front windows and electric door mirrors with a demist function.

Automotive Headlines 2010
That’s a nightmare in the wet because droplets form on the inside, mist up with your breath and there’s no way you can demist it.

Long Way Down Ewan McGregor 2007
That’s a nightmare in the wet because droplets form on the inside, mist up with your breath and there’s no way you can demist it.

Long Way Down Ewan McGregor 2007