warmy

English

Etymology

From warm +‎ -y.

Adjective

warmy (comparative warmier or more warmy, superlative warmiest or most warmy)

  1. (informal) Indicating warmth or warmness; warm
    • 2013, Maril Ozanne Garrison, A Passion for Poetry, page 47:
      June is warmier, July stormier […]
    • 2014, Michael Fleishman, Starting Your Career as a Graphic Designer, page 209:
      And take note of a rather hot spot of that warmy, warmy corner, which is trending as of this writing: the prolific rise of flat design to enhance the user interface.
    • 2017, Sam Penrose, Green Hills:
      We call it ”summer”, but it starts too early, lasts too long, and isn’t the warmiest or sunniest period.

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