Warmer
/ˈwɔːrmər/
Definitions
2 meaningsHaving a higher temperature than something else; relatively warm.
/ˈwɔːrmər/
Comparative form of warm, indicating a higher degree of temperature.
The soup is warmer than it was a few minutes ago.
💡 Simply: Imagine you're comparing two cups of tea. One is kinda warm, and the other is even *more* warm – that's warmer!
👶 For kids: More warm!
More Examples
I need a warmer jacket for the winter.
The summer months bring warmer temperatures.
How It's Used
"The weather is getting warmer every day."
"The blanket felt warmer than I expected."
A device or substance that provides warmth or heat.
/ˈwɔːrmər/
A person or thing that warms something up or makes it more warm.
We used a food warmer to keep the dishes hot at the buffet.
💡 Simply: Think of a little gadget that keeps your coffee hot, or a person who helps to create a good atmosphere—that’s a warmer!
👶 For kids: Something that makes things warmer, like a heater.
More Examples
The fireplace served as a welcome warmer on a chilly evening.
She's a social warmer who always cheers up the crowd
How It's Used
"The electric warmer kept the baby's bottle at the perfect temperature."
"Her smile was a warmer in a cold room."
From Old English *wærmra*, comparative form of *wærm* ('warm'), from Proto-Germanic *warmaz*.
The word 'warmer' has been used since Middle English to describe increasing warmth.