Meaning & Definition of word "Warm"
Warm
/wɔrm/
verb:
- 1. To make or become warm.
- Example: I need to warm the soup before serving it.
- 2. To prepare for a specific condition or situation, often by becoming more lively or energetic.
- Example: Let's warm up with some stretches before the exercise.
adjective:
- 1. Of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature.
- Example: The warm sun felt good on my skin.
- 2. Having or showing enthusiasm, affection, or kindness.
- Example: She gave me a warm smile as I walked in.
- 3. Having a pleasant and often strong emotional quality.
- Example: The movie had a warm message about family and love.
Etymology
●From Old English 'wearm', related to the Proto-Germanic '*warmiz'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
warm up:
To increase in warmth or enthusiasm.
warm-hearted:
Kind, sympathetic, and friendly.
warm welcome:
A friendly reception.
Related Words
heat:
The quality of being hot; elevation of temperature.
warmth:
Friendly or affectionate feelings.
Slang Meanings of warm
Meaning: To warm up to someone.
● Example Sentence: I didn't like him at first, but I started to warm up to him.
Meaning: Warm and fuzzy.
● Example Sentence: That movie gives me a warm and fuzzy feeling.