Make warmer

verb

1. To become warm or hot

   "water heating in a kettle"

2. To start to spoil from heat
3. To make warm or hot

   "heat a can of soup"

4. Excite

   "were heated by his stirring words"

noun

1. Pathological excessive bodily temperature

   "the heat of the fever"

2. A hot place or situation

   "get out of the heat"

3. Appearance, condition, or color of something as indicating its temperature

   "when the rod is at the proper welding heat"

4. Intensity of feeling or reaction passion

   "answered with considerable heat"

5. The height or stress of an action or condition

   "in the heat of battle"

6. Sexual excitement especially in a female mammal

   "like an animal in heat"

7. A single round of a contest (such as a race) having two or more rounds for each contestant

   "won two heats out of three"

8. One of several preliminary contests held to eliminate less competent contenders

   "won the second heat but finished third in the final race"

9. Pungency of flavor

   "Add some cayenne pepper for extra heat."

10. Pressure, coercion

    "turn up the heat on your congressperson"

11. Abuse, criticism

    "took heat for her mistakes"

12. Smoke

    "throwing some heat"

13. Gun

    "was packing heat"

plural noun

1. A condition that is marked by sudden development of cramps in skeletal muscles and that results from prolonged work or exercise in high temperatures accompanied by profuse perspiration with loss of sodium chloride from the body

noun

1. A mechanism (such as an internal combustion engine) for converting heat energy into mechanical or electrical energy

noun

1. A device (such as an automobile radiator) for transferring heat from one fluid to another without allowing them to mix

noun

1. A condition marked by weakness, nausea, dizziness, and profuse sweating that results from physical exertion in a hot environment
2. a condition marked by weakness, nausea, dizziness, and profuse sweating that results from physical exertion in a hot environment —called also heat prostration

noun

1. A value that indicates what the ambient temperature feels like to the human body and that is derived from a calculation using air temperature and relative humidity

   "The most likely chances for a heat advisory are Thursday and Friday, when the heat index could approach at least 100 degrees, according to National Weather Service meteorologists …"

noun

1. Vivid and extensive flashes of electric light without thunder seen near the horizon especially at the close of a hot day and ascribed to far-off lightning reflected by high clouds

noun

1. An apparatus for heating or cooling (such as a building) by transferring heat by mechanical means from or to an external reservoir (such as the ground, water, or outside air)

noun

1. Prickly heat