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Definition of warm
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Warm (v. i.) To
become
ardent
or
animated;
as, the
speake/
warms as he
proceeds..
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Brood
::
Brood (v. i.) To sit on and cover eggs, as a fowl, for the
purpose
of
warming
them and
hatching
the
young;
or to sit over and cover
young,
as a hen her
chickens,
in order to warm and
protect
them;
hence,
to sit
quietly,
as if
brooding..
Heat
::
Heat (v. i.) To grow warm or hot by the
action
of fire or
friction,
etc., or the
communication
of heat; as, the iron or the water heats
slowly..
Calefaction
::
Calefaction
(n.) The act of
warming
or
heating;
the
production
of heat in a body by the
action
of fire, or by
communication
of heat from other
bodies..
Airing
::
Airing
(n.) An
exposure
to air, or to a fire, for
warming,
drying,
etc.; as, the
airing
of
linen,
or of a
room..
Warming
::
Warming
() a. & n. from Warm, v..
Swarm
::
Swarm (n.) A large
number
or mass of small
animals
or
insects,
especially
when in
motion..
Reek
::
Reek (v. i.) To emit
vapor,
usually
that which is warm and
moist;
to be full of
fumes;
to
steam;
to
smoke;
to
exhale..
Shovelhead
::
Shovelhead
(n.) A shark
(Sphryna
tiburio)
allied
to the
hammerhead,
and
native
of the
warmer
parts of the
Atlantic
and
Pacific
oceans;
--
called
also
bonnet
shark..
Swarming
::
Swarmed
(imp. & p. p.) of Swar.
Warm
::
Warm
(superl.)
Fig.: Not cool,
indifferent,
lukewarm,
or the like, in
spirit
or
temper;
zealous;
ardent;
fervent;
excited;
sprightly;
irritable;
excitable..
Affectionate
::
Affectionate
(a.)
Having
affection
or warm
regard;
loving;
fond; as, an
affectionate
brother..
Swart
::
Swarmspore
(n.) One of the
minute
flagellate
germs
produced
by the
sporulation
of a
protozoan;
--
called
also
zoospore.
Ligustrin
::
Ligustrin
(n.) A
bitter
principle
found in the bark of the
privet
(Ligustrum
vulgare),
and
extracted
as a white
crystalline
substance
with a warm,
bitter
taste;
--
called
also
ligustron..
Cold
::
Cold (n.)
Wanting
in
ardor,
intensity,
warmth,
zeal, or
passion;
spiritless;
unconcerned;
reserved..
Thermo-
::
Thermo-
() A
combining
form from Gr.
qe`rmh
heat,
qermo`s
hot, warm; as in
thermochemistry,
thermodynamic..
Warm
::
Warm
(superl.)
Violent;
vehement;
furious;
excited;
passionate;
as, a warm
contest;
a warm
debate..
Inhume
::
Inhume
(v. t.) To bury or place in warm earth for
chemical
or
medicinal
purposes.
Altercation
::
Altercation
(n.) Warm
contention
in
words;
dispute
carried
on with heat or
anger;
controversy;
wrangle;
wordy
contest.
Skink
::
Skink (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
regularly
scaled
harmless
lizards
of the
family
Scincidae,
common
in the
warmer
parts of all the
continents..
Nasturtium
::
Nasturtium
(n.) Any plant of the genus
Tropaeolum,
geraniaceous
herbs,
having
mostly
climbing
stems,
peltate
leaves,
and
spurred
flowers,
and
including
the
common
Indian
cress
(Tropaeolum
majus),
the
canary-bird
flower
(T.
peregrinum),
and about
thirty
more
species,
all
natives
of South
America.
The whole plant has a warm
pungent
flavor,
and the
fleshy
fruits
are used as a
substitute
for
capers,
while the
leaves
and
flowers
are
sometimes
used in
salads..
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