1warm 
/ˈwoɚm/ adjective
warm·er; warm·est /ˈwoɚm/ adjective 1 a : somewhat hot : not cool or cold
▪ Be sure to keep warm when you go outside. ▪ warm weather ▪ a warm fire/radiator ▪ I'm feeling warm. ▪ We sat by the fire to stay warm. ▪ It's too warm in here. We should open a window.
b : causing or allowing you to feel warm
▪ This sweater is warm. ▪ warm clothing ▪ The sunshine was warm on my face. 2 : feeling or showing friendship and affection
▪ We were met with a warm welcome. ▪ She has a warm and friendly nature. ▪ The letter was signed, “warmest regards.” ▪ She gave us each a long, warm hug. 3 : close to finding something, solving a puzzle, etc.
▪ Keep going; you're getting warm. 4 a : having a yellow, orange, or red color
▪ a room decorated in warm colors/shades
b of sound : rich and full : not thin or harsh
▪ the warm sound of the cello
▪ Be sure to keep warm when you go outside. ▪ warm weather ▪ a warm fire/radiator ▪ I'm feeling warm. ▪ We sat by the fire to stay warm. ▪ It's too warm in here. We should open a window.
b : causing or allowing you to feel warm
▪ This sweater is warm. ▪ warm clothing ▪ The sunshine was warm on my face.
▪ We were met with a warm welcome. ▪ She has a warm and friendly nature. ▪ The letter was signed, “warmest regards.” ▪ She gave us each a long, warm hug.
▪ Keep going; you're getting warm.
▪ a room decorated in warm colors/shades
b of sound : rich and full : not thin or harsh
▪ the warm sound of the cello
(as) warm as toast
informal : comfortably or pleasantly warm
▪ The room was cold but I was as warm as toast lying under the covers in bed.
▪ The room was cold but I was as warm as toast lying under the covers in bed.
— warm·ness /ˈwoɚmnəs/ noun [noncount]
▪ the warmness of a summer's day ▪ She welcomed us with warmness.
/ˈwoɚmnəs/ noun [noncount] ▪ the warmness of a summer's day ▪ She welcomed us with warmness.
