Warm is a word that describes something that is not cold. It is a relative term, and what is considered warm can vary depending on the context. For example, a person might feel warm on a cold day, but they might feel cold on a hot day.
The blanket kept me warm.
Adjective: having a moderate degree of heat; neither hot nor cold.
Verb: to make or become warm.
Noun: a state of being warm.
The word "warm" comes from the Old English word "wearm", which means "to heat".
The first recorded use of the word "warm" in English was in the 10th century.
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