Warm — synonyms, warm antonyms, definition

1. warm (a)

affectionate agog agreeable amiable amicable anxious ardent attached balmy breathless calm charming cheerful chilly clear clement close comfortable compassionate congested • • •

2. warm (Verb)

animate arouse bake boil broil burn cook dissolve effervesce excite flame flash foam fricassee glow heat heat up illuminate illumine light up • • •

warm (Verb) — Get warm or warmer. ex. "The soup warmed slowly on the stove"

warm (Verb) — Make warm or warmer. ex. "The blanket will warm you"

alter change modify chafe

3. warm (Adjective)

fond lovesome quick cool

warm (Adjective) — Having or producing a comfortable and agreeable degree of heat or imparting or maintaining heat. ex. "a warm body" ex. "a warm room" ex. "a warm climate" ex. "a warm coat"

warm (Adjective) — Psychologically warm; friendly and responsive. ex. "a warm greeting" ex. "a warm personality" ex. "warm support"

warm (Adjective) — (colour) inducing the impression of warmth; used especially of reds and oranges and yellows. ex. "warm reds and yellows and orange"

warm (Adjective) — Having or displaying warmth or affection. ex. "a warm embrace"

warm (Adjective) — Freshly made or left. ex. "the scent is warm" ex. "a warm trail"

warm (Adjective) — Easily aroused or excited. ex. "a warm temper"

warm (Adjective) — Characterized by strong enthusiasm. ex. "warm support"

warm (Adjective) — Characterized by liveliness, excitement or disagreement. ex. "a warm debate"

warm (Adjective) — Uncomfortable because of possible danger or trouble. ex. "made things warm for the bookies"

warm (Adjective) — Of a seeker; near to the object sought. ex. "you're getting warm"

emotionalism emotionality temperature

4. warm (Adverb)

warmly

warm (Adverb) — In a warm manner. ex. "warm-clad skiers"