To slide together so as to form an angle of 90 degrees or less; said of a tractor and its trailer.

Her degrees said "family economics," which I guess on Earth doesn't amount to much.

The degree itself says something about a student's ability.

"103 degrees in Fahrenheit," Mary said, sliding the vial into its carrier.

'Four degrees twenty-one minutes,' he said, running his index finger down the column of figures.

This degree he is also said to have had from Cambridge University.

"Fourteen degrees above the plane of the galaxy," George said.

She didn't have a degree, a diploma or any piece of paper to say she could teach.

It is said that the weight made the towers lean over a couple more degrees during his rule.

It should warm rapidly in the morning, say to 40 to 45 degrees, with very little wind.