Collocations for "warm"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "warm" in context.
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warm
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.adj
- warm [food, weather, air, body]
- is warm to the touch
- received a warm [welcome, reception]
- has a warm [personality, attitude]
- warm and [friendly, comfortable, cozy, inviting, welcoming]
- is too warm (for me)
- is [quite, too] warm
- nice and warm
- it's [nice and, very] warm in here
- [unseasonably, unusually] warm
- can expect warm weather [today, this week, tomorrow]
- was a warm [summer, winter]
- changes from warm to cool
- [give, send, pass on] my warm regards to
- [give] her my warmest regards
- [should be, best] served warm
- warm yourself [inside, by the fire]
- warming her [hands, fingers] (by the fire)
- warm up [inside]
- warm (up) the [food, leftovers]
- warm it (up) in the [oven, microwave]
- warm it (up) on the stove
- warm (up) over the fire
- warm it (right) through
- warm (it) to [room temperature, 100 degrees]
- warm before [serving, eating]
- warm to the [idea, concept] of
- I'm warming up to [the idea, her]
- warm up before [the game, exercising]
- warm him with your [words, actions]
- warms my [heart, soul] to [see, hear, think]
- warmed up the crowd [for, before]
- [get into, enjoy, stay in] the warm
- stay [in, at home in] the warm
- a cup of tea and a warm by the (open) fire
'warm' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
August
- December
- February
- Monday
- November
- October
- September
- all
- atmosphere
- autumn
- beer
- before
- bid
- blanket
- blast
- boat
- bonfire
- bread
- bright
- climate
- clump
- coat
- comfortable
- cover
- cozy
- cuddly
- current
- delicious
- drowsy
- duvet
- embrace
- extend
- fall
- fire
- flask
- friendship
- front
- fur
- generally
- glove
- glow
- gray
- greeting
- heater
- hemp
- hoodie
- huddle
- injure
- jacket
- lap