Scheat
noun
Sche·at
| \ ˈshē-ˌat
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Definition of Scheat
astronomy
: a red giant variable star of the second magnitude that is seen in the constellation of Pegasus
The top one is named Scheat, from the Arabic for “shin.” It's an orange-red giant 200 light-years away, about 95 times larger than our sun and shining 300 times as brightly.— Alan M. MacRobert, Boston Globe, 5 Sept. 2009
— called also Beta Pegasi
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