warm
verb [I or T] /wɔːm/
/wɔːrm/ Definition
B2 to (cause to) become warm (= less cold): You're so cold - come and warm your hands by the fire. Your supper's just warming through in the oven. We can warm (up) the room quite quickly with this electric fire.Warm
(Definition of warm verb from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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