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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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Stoved
::
Stove (n.) An
apparatus,
consisting
essentially
of a
receptacle
for fuel, made of iron,
brick,
stone,
or
tiles,
and
variously
constructed,
in which fire is made or kept for
warming
a room or a
house,
or for
culinary
or other
purposes..
Fry
::
Fry (n.) A swarm or
crowd,
especially
of
little
fishes;
young or small
things
in
general..
Hot
::
Hot
(superl.)
Having
much
sensible
heat;
exciting
the
feeling
of
warmth
in a great
degree;
very warm; --
opposed
to cold, and
exceeding
warm in
degree;
as, a hot
stove;
hot water or air..
Stove
::
Stove (n.) A house or room
artificially
warmed
or
heated;
a
forcing
house,
or
hothouse;
a
drying
room; --
formerly,
designating
an
artificially
warmed
dwelling
or room, a
parlor,
or a
bathroom,
but now
restricted,
in this
sense,
to
heated
houses
or rooms used for
horticultural
purposes
or in the
processes
of the
arts..
Nerita
::
Nerita
(n.) A genus of
marine
gastropods,
mostly
natives
of warm
climates..
Impart
::
Impart
(n.) To
bestow
a share or
portion
of; to give,
grant,
or
communicate;
to allow
another
to
partake
in; as, to
impart
food to the poor; the sun
imparts
warmth..
Glow
::
Glow (n.) Heat of body; a
sensation
of
warmth,
as that
produced
by
exercise,
etc..
Frosty
::
Frosty
(a.) Chill in
affection;
without
warmth
of
affection
or
courage.
Loggerhead
::
Loggerhead
(n.) A very large
marine
turtle
(Thalassochelys
caretta,
/
caouana),
common
in the
warmer
parts of the
Atlantic
Ocean,
from
Brazil
to Cape Cod; --
called
also
logger-headed
turtle..
Fervent
::
Fervent
(a.) Warm in
feeling;
ardent
in
temperament;
earnest;
full of
fervor;
zealous;
glowing.
Alloxantin
::
Alloxantin
(n.) A
substance
produced
by
acting
upon uric with warm and very
dilute
nitric
acid.
Dish
::
Dish (n.) The food
served
in a dish;
hence,
any
particular
kind of food; as, a cold dish; a warm dish; a
delicious
dish. A dish fit for the
gods..
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..
Unwarm
::
Unwarm
(v. t.) To lose
warmth;
to grow cold.
Heat
::
Heat (v. i.) To grow warm or hot by
fermentation,
or the
development
of heat by
chemical
action;
as, green hay heats in a mow, and
manure
in the
dunghill..
Warm
::
Warm
(superl.)
Violent;
vehement;
furious;
excited;
passionate;
as, a warm
contest;
a warm
debate..
Locusting
::
Locusting
(p. a.)
Swarming
and
devastating
like
locusts.
Swarm
::
Swarm (v. i.) To
appear
or
collect
in a
crowd;
to
throng
together;
to
congregate
in a
multitude.
Savanna
::
Savanna
(n.) A tract of level land
covered
with the
vegetable
growth
usually
found in a damp soil and warm
climate,
-- as grass or
reeds,
-- but
destitute
of
trees..
Rice
::
Rice (n.) A
well-known
cereal
grass
(Oryza
sativa)
and its seed. This plant is
extensively
cultivated
in warm
climates,
and the grain forms a large
portion
of the food of the
inhabitants.
In
America
it grows
chiefly
on low, moist land, which can be
overflowed..
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