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Meaning
Adj
●
In Temperature:
Having a
temperature
slightly
higher than
usual
, but still
pleasant
;
mildly
hot.
●
Caring and
friendly
, of
relations
to another person.
●
Having a
color in
the red-orange-yellow part of the
visible
electromagnetic
spectrum.
●
Close, often used in the
context
of
a game
in which "warm" and "cold" are used to
indicate
nearness
to the goal.
●
Fresh, of a
scent
; still able to be traced.
●
Communicating a
sense
of
comfort
,
ease
, or pleasantness
●
Ardent, zealous.
●
Well off
as to
property
, or in good
circumstances
; prosperous.
●
Requiring
arduous
effort.
Verb
●
To make or keep warm.
●
To become
warm
, to
heat
up.
●
(sometimes in the form
warm up
) To
favour
increasingly.
●
To become
ardent
or animated.
●
To make
engaged
or
earnest
; to interest; to
engage
; to
excite
ardor
or
zeal
in; to enliven.
●
To give
emotional
warmth
to a person.
●
To
beat
or spank.
●
To
scold
or
abuse
verbally.
●
In Computing:
To
prepopulate
(a
cache
) so that its
contents
are
ready
for other users.
Noun
●
The
act
of
warming
, or the
state of being
warmed
; a heating.
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Origin
warm
English
wearm
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
werman
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Warm
Tepid
Mild
Balmy
Warme
Hearty
Affable
Affectionate
Antonyms
Cold
Cool
Frozen
Related
Toasty
Hot
Heat
Cozy
Soft
Cool
Moist
Clean
Light
Sunny
Dry
Cold
Gentle
Heated
Bright
Wet
Cosy
Smooth
Melt
Snug
Cloudy
Fresh
Comfortable
Nice
Colder
Glow
Sweet
Boil
Touch
Heating
Temperature
Relaxed
Overheat
Happy
Heats
Soak
Chill
Pleasant
Burn
Relax
Cooler
Soften
Cook
Beautiful
Blow
Tender
Lovely
Reheat
Thin
Preheat
Brighten
Strong
Dirty
Chilly
Healthy
Heat Up
Cool Down
Hot Water
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Rhymes
Warm
Form
Swarm
Storm
Inform
Aswarm
Formed
Reform
Reform
Conform
Perform
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