Definition of warmer in English:

warmer

noun ˈwɔːməˈwɔrmər

A device for warming something; a thing that warms.
the rooms had towel warmers in the bathroom
winter warmers like steamed syrup sponge
Example sentencesExamples
- Customers seem fed up with lugging around massive lap warmers.
- I have seen USB coffee warmers
- Alternating between smoothly intoned mid-tempo rockers- dressed up with synth organs and tastefully overdriven guitar jangle- and smoothly intoned slow dance heart warmers that get a lot closer to Diane Warren territory than befits the man who wrote "Silver".
- He has since hired an industrial designer to help him produce a line of scarves, neck warmers, and face masks that resemble the headgear skiers don on the slopes.
- Of course if toilet seats were made out of porcelain still, think how cold the seat would be in the winter - we'd need an electric tushy warmer.
- The hand warmer had already melted a circle in the snow.
- Plenty of winter warmers there, but some lighter fare might shift more desserts.
- They're cheaper than wool warmers too: just $6 a pair.
- She likes the disarray of rehearsal clothes - wrapped sweaters, sagging leg warmers, torn practice tutus.
- We want our friends and fans not just to buy us a stick-shift warmer for the Ferrari, but to research it first, to compare the different warmers, to understand the trade-offs and make the same (obvious) choice that we would.

Rhymes

dormer, former, korma, Norma, performer, pro-forma, stormer, transformer, trauma

Definition of warmer in US English:

warmer

nounˈwôrmərˈwɔrmər

A device for warming something; a thing that warms.
the rooms had towel warmers in the bathroom
a winter warmer of hot oatmeal with maple syrup
Example sentencesExamples
- Plenty of winter warmers there, but some lighter fare might shift more desserts.
- Customers seem fed up with lugging around massive lap warmers.
- Of course if toilet seats were made out of porcelain still, think how cold the seat would be in the winter - we'd need an electric tushy warmer.
- We want our friends and fans not just to buy us a stick-shift warmer for the Ferrari, but to research it first, to compare the different warmers, to understand the trade-offs and make the same (obvious) choice that we would.
- He has since hired an industrial designer to help him produce a line of scarves, neck warmers, and face masks that resemble the headgear skiers don on the slopes.
- She likes the disarray of rehearsal clothes - wrapped sweaters, sagging leg warmers, torn practice tutus.
- Alternating between smoothly intoned mid-tempo rockers- dressed up with synth organs and tastefully overdriven guitar jangle- and smoothly intoned slow dance heart warmers that get a lot closer to Diane Warren territory than befits the man who wrote "Silver".
- The hand warmer had already melted a circle in the snow.
- I have seen USB coffee warmers
- They're cheaper than wool warmers too: just $6 a pair.

单词	warmer
释义	Definition of warmer in English: warmer noun ˈwɔːməˈwɔrmər A device for warming something; a thing that warms. the rooms had towel warmers in the bathroom winter warmers like steamed syrup sponge Example sentencesExamples Customers seem fed up with lugging around massive lap warmers. I have seen USB coffee warmers Alternating between smoothly intoned mid-tempo rockers- dressed up with synth organs and tastefully overdriven guitar jangle- and smoothly intoned slow dance heart warmers that get a lot closer to Diane Warren territory than befits the man who wrote "Silver". He has since hired an industrial designer to help him produce a line of scarves, neck warmers, and face masks that resemble the headgear skiers don on the slopes. Of course if toilet seats were made out of porcelain still, think how cold the seat would be in the winter - we'd need an electric tushy warmer. The hand warmer had already melted a circle in the snow. Plenty of winter warmers there, but some lighter fare might shift more desserts. They're cheaper than wool warmers too: just $6 a pair. She likes the disarray of rehearsal clothes - wrapped sweaters, sagging leg warmers, torn practice tutus. We want our friends and fans not just to buy us a stick-shift warmer for the Ferrari, but to research it first, to compare the different warmers, to understand the trade-offs and make the same (obvious) choice that we would. Rhymes dormer, former, korma, Norma, performer, pro-forma, stormer, transformer, trauma Definition of warmer in US English: warmer nounˈwôrmərˈwɔrmər A device for warming something; a thing that warms. the rooms had towel warmers in the bathroom a winter warmer of hot oatmeal with maple syrup Example sentencesExamples Plenty of winter warmers there, but some lighter fare might shift more desserts. Customers seem fed up with lugging around massive lap warmers. Of course if toilet seats were made out of porcelain still, think how cold the seat would be in the winter - we'd need an electric tushy warmer. We want our friends and fans not just to buy us a stick-shift warmer for the Ferrari, but to research it first, to compare the different warmers, to understand the trade-offs and make the same (obvious) choice that we would. He has since hired an industrial designer to help him produce a line of scarves, neck warmers, and face masks that resemble the headgear skiers don on the slopes. She likes the disarray of rehearsal clothes - wrapped sweaters, sagging leg warmers, torn practice tutus. Alternating between smoothly intoned mid-tempo rockers- dressed up with synth organs and tastefully overdriven guitar jangle- and smoothly intoned slow dance heart warmers that get a lot closer to Diane Warren territory than befits the man who wrote "Silver". The hand warmer had already melted a circle in the snow. I have seen USB coffee warmers They're cheaper than wool warmers too: just $6 a pair.
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