warmer
warmer Lexical Profile
warmer Game Scores & Validity
• adjective
Comparative form of warm: having or giving out a higher degree of moderate, comfortable heat.
"You should pack lighter clothes because the weather in the south is much warmer this time of year."
More enthusiastic, affectionate, or friendly in manner or feeling.
"The visiting delegation received a much warmer welcome than they had initially anticipated."
Closer to discovering a hidden object, solving a puzzle, or guessing the correct answer.
"Keep looking near the bookshelf—you are getting warmer with every step."
• noun
A device, container, or garment designed to heat something or maintain its warmth.
"She placed the ceramic teapot on a small candle warmer to keep the brew hot during the meeting."
A knitted or fleece garment worn around the legs, wrists, or neck to keep them warm.
"The dancer pulled on a pair of wool leg warmers before beginning her morning stretches."
British A short introductory activity or game used at the start of a lesson or training session to engage participants and prepare them for learning.
"The language instructor began the morning class with a five-minute vocabulary warmer."