Tepid is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEPID in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• moderately warm
• (especially of a liquid) only slightly warm; lukewarm
• showing little enthusiasm
• Moderately warm; lukewarm; as, a tepid bath; tepid rays; tepid vapors.
• feeling or showing little interest or enthusiasm
• slightly warm

Words related to TEPID

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Words that contain TEPID

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How to use TEPID in a sentence

• There they unarmed him and gave him a bath in tepid water, and there came a leech and searched his wounds and dressed them.
• Very weak persons may use tepid instead of cold water.
• A ruddy lion there, a suitor bold, In tepid bath was with the lily wed.
• This should be done in the morning, while tepid baths, tempered that no shock be produced, ought to be taken just before retiring, whether it be the sponge or full bath.
• On the whole they showed only a tepid joy at the prospect of again becoming French citizens.
• We found a party of fishermen on the sands, and I got a hut, a bath in the clear but tepid waters, and a delicious change of dress.
• The crisp, sharp air beneath the frosty stars, after the tepid air within, awakened me like the shock of cold water.
• But, all in all, life was rather tepid, and most of the boys were merely marking time and waiting for Christmas vacation.
• The fire of character, of earnestness, and of message swept his hearers before him when the tepid words of an insincere Apollo would have left no effect.
• She refused food but drank deeply of the tepid water and shortly they were again on the trail.
• They ran out into the tepid water, then plunged in, swimming with strong, even, steady strokes.
• He no longer left the house, but sat in the garden on a bench, warming himself in the pale and tepid sunshine, alone with his one thought, and avoiding all companionship.
• Put on to boil next morning in tepid water, skin downwards, letting it simmer on back of stove, never to boil hard.
• We halted a few moments at Warm Spring, where a clear basin of tepid water bubbled and boiled and overflowed into a good-sized brook.
• In the centre of the bath arose a slender jet of tepid and perfumed water, which, softly and slowly, was filling the tank.
• Even in California itself interest was rather tepid at first.
• Her chief wail, when she could speak, was not that her head ached from the blow, or that she was half strangled with tepid soup, but that Jimmie had broken all the china.
• The warm and rich tone of the tints made you surmise that the blood was tepid beneath that mother-of-pearl skin.
• It was the first of July, and the city on the sea was becoming tepid.

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