adj. 25B6; adjective
a warm kitchen : HOT, cosy, snug; informal toasty.
a warm day in spring : BALMY, summery, sultry, hot, mild, temperate; sunny, fine.
warm water : HEATED, tepid, lukewarm.
a warm sweater : THICK, chunky, thermal, winter, woolly.
a warm welcome : FRIENDLY, cordial, amiable, genial, kind, pleasant, fond; welcoming, hospitable, benevolent, benign, charitable; sincere, genuine, wholehearted, heartfelt, enthusiastic, eager, hearty.
(informal) they haven't found it, but they're warm : CLOSE, near; informal hot.
cold, chilly, light, hostile.
25B6; verb warm the soup in that pan : HEAT (UP), reheat, cook; thaw (out), melt; N. Amer. warm over; informal zap; Brit. informal hot up.
chill.
25A0; warm to/towards
everyone warmed to him : LIKE, take to, get on (well) with, be on good terms with; informal hit it off with.
he couldn't warm to the notion : BE ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT, be supportive of, be excited about.
25A0; warm up LIMBER UP, loosen up, stretch, work out, exercise; prepare, rehearse.
25A0; warm someone up the compère warmed up the crowd : ENLIVEN, liven, stimulate, animate, rouse, stir, excite; informal get going.