Open English Wordnet
Verbs
(v)warm, warm upget warm or warmer“The soup warmed slowly on the stove” (v)warmmake warm or warmer“The blanket will warm you” Adjectives
(a)warmhaving or producing a comfortable and agreeable degree of heat or imparting or maintaining heat“a warm body”,
“a warm room”,
“a warm climate”,
“a warm coat” (a)warmpsychologically warm; friendly and responsive“a warm greeting”,
“a warm personality”,
“warm support” (a)warminducing the impression of warmth; used especially of reds and oranges and yellows when referring to color“warm reds and yellows and orange” (s)strong, warmfreshly made or left“a warm trail”,
“the scent is warm” (s)quick, warmeasily aroused or excited“a quick temper”,
“a warm temper” (s)ardent, warmcharacterized by strong enthusiasm“ardent revolutionaries”,
“warm support” (s)warmcharacterized by liveliness or excitement or disagreement“a warm debate” (s)warmuncomfortable because of possible danger or trouble“made things warm for the bookies” (s)warmof a seeker; near to the object sought“you're getting warm” Adverbs
(r)warmly, warmin a warm manner“warmly dressed”,
“warm-clad skiers”