1. (cooking) boil slowly at low temperature
   "simmer the sauce"; "simmering water"
    
2. (of a disagreement, conflict, or tension) remain in a state of contained but ongoing agitation or unrest
   "The dispute between the two countries continued to simmer for years"
    
3. Experience or exhibit barely-suppressed anger, frustration, or other strong emotions
   "He simmered with resentment throughout the meeting"

1. Temperature just below the boiling point
   "the stew remained at a simmer for hours"
    
2. [informal] An enthusiast who regularly plays simulation games, especially complex or realistic ones such as flight simulators
   "Dedicated simmers often invest in elaborate setups to enhance their experience"

Derived forms: simmers, simmering, simmered

Type of: boil, temperature

Encyclopedia: Simmer