Warm | Mean of warm in English Dictionary

/ˈwoɚm/

• somewhat hot
1. Be sure to keep warm when you go outside.
2. warm weather
3. a warm fire/radiator
4. I'm feeling warm.
5. We sat by the fire to stay warm.
6. It's too warm in here. We should open a window.
• causing or allowing you to feel warm
1. This sweater is warm.
2. warm clothing
3. The sunshine was warm on my face.
• feeling or showing friendship and affection
1. We were met with a warm welcome.
2. She has a warm and friendly nature.
3. The letter was signed, “warmest regards.”
4. She gave us each a long, warm hug.

• close to finding something, solving a puzzle, etc.
1. Keep going; you're getting warm.
• having a yellow, orange, or red color
1. a room decorated in warm colors/shades
• rich and full
1. the warm sound of the cello
• comfortably or pleasantly warm
1. The room was cold but I was as warm as toast lying under the covers in bed.
• Verb
• to become warm or to make (someone or something) warm
1. He warmed his hands in front of the fire.
2. We warmed ourselves by the fire.
3. I'm just going to warm (up) the leftovers.
4. Air rises when it warms.
• to begin to feel affection for (someone)
1. She quickly warmed to her guests.
• to begin to be interested in or excited about (something)
1. It took them a while to warm to the idea.
• to become warmer
1. After being outside too long, I'm slowly warming up.
2. The days are starting to warm up.
• to do exercises in order to prepare for some activity (such as a sport)
1. You should always warm up for a few minutes before you begin to run.
2. The singer warmed up her voice before the concert.
• to start to do something that you will do in a more intense way later
1. He's just warming up; he's saving his best material for the end.
2. The party finally warmed up [=heated up] after a couple of hours.
• to entertain (people) before a show begins
1. The comedian warmed up the audience before the concert.
• to become ready for use after being started or turned on
1. I always let the car warm up for a couple of minutes in the winter before I start driving.
• to cause or allow (a machine) to become ready for use after being started or turned on
1. The engine needs to be warmed up for a couple of minutes.
• to cause you to have pleasant feelings of happiness
1. It warms my heart to see them together again.
• Noun
• a warm place
1. come into the warm