warm

(verb) get warm or warmer. Synonyms: warm up. Example: "The soup warmed slowly on the stove."

(verb) make warm or warmer. Example: "The blanket will warm you."

(adj) having or producing a comfortable and agreeable degree of heat or imparting or maintaining heat. Synonyms: warm (vs. cool). Examples: "A warm body." "A warm room." "A warm climate." "A warm coat."

(adj) psychologically warm; friendly and responsive. Synonyms: warm (vs. cool). Examples: "A warm greeting." "A warm personality." "Warm support."

(adj) (color) inducing the impression of warmth; used especially of reds and oranges and yellows. Synonyms: warm (vs. cool). Example: "Warm reds and yellows and orange."

(adj) having or displaying warmth or affection. Synonyms: affectionate, fond, lovesome, tender. Examples: "Affectionate children." "A fond embrace." "Fond of his nephew." "A tender glance." "A warm embrace."

(adj) freshly made or left. Synonyms: strong. Examples: "A warm trail." "The scent is warm."

(adj) easily aroused or excited. Synonyms: quick. Examples: "A quick temper." "A warm temper."

(adj) characterized by strong enthusiasm. Synonyms: ardent. Examples: "Ardent revolutionaries." "Warm support."

(adj) characterized by liveliness or excitement or disagreement. Example: "A warm debate."

(adj) uncomfortable because of possible danger or trouble. Example: "Made things warm for the bookies."

(adj) of a seeker; near to the object sought. Examples: "You're getting warm." "Hot on the trail."

(adv) in a warm manner. Synonyms: warmly. Examples: "Warmly dressed." "Warm-clad skiers."