Warmed is valid Scrabble Word

Is warmed a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
Official Tournament and Club Word List YES
Collins Scrabble Words YES
Is warmed valid Words with Friends?
Words with Friends YES

6 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
13 points in WWF

Definitions for WARMED in dictionary:

VERB:

NOUN:

a warm place or area
an act of warming something or oneself

ADJECTIVE:

of or at a fairly or comfortably high temperature
(of clothes or coverings) made of a material that helps the body to retain heat
(of a soil) quick to absorb heat or retaining heat.
having or showing enthusiasm, affection, or kindness
characterized by lively or heated disagreement

sexually explicit or titillating
(of a colour) containing red, yellow, or orange tones
(of a scent or trail) fresh; strong.
having been warmed up
(especially in children's games) close to discovering something or guessing the correct answer

Words related to WARMED

warm9 warming13 warms10

Words that contain WARMED

swarmed13 rewarmed14 unwarmed14 beswarmed17 prewarmed17 upswarmed17 overwarmed19

How to use WARMED in a sentence

He had warmed up during his recital, and had demanded fifty dollars on the spot.
The consumptive soldier pulled a candle from his kit, balanced it in the straw, and over it warmed his hands.
Seymour gladly descended, and warmed themselves well by the kitchen fire, taking a drink of warm milk, for which the good woman who had invited them inside refused payment.
The person thanked the sun very much, and went in, with his heart all warmed, to eat his breakfast.
He warmed the life about him because he could express himself.
The wind was still blowing, but the clouds began to break, and the sun appeared, which dried and warmed us.
He begged us to be under no apprehension as to the dampness of our beds, as they were warmed by a steam-apparatus of his own contrivance.
Men, as to the interiors of their minds, are warmed and illuminated by that same sun.
The hood of the car was down, and the taste of the air, warmed by the sun, was grateful.
And the feeling of being adored without stint or reservation warmed him.

Then he warmed his hands at the fire and pulled on his mittens.
The glow of his personality warmed her into an emotion half maternal.
In cold weather the water is warmed to about 65 deg.
The glow came to his cheeks, his blood was warmed, and his brain cleared by the invigorating exercise.
But the love was there, and it warmed and cheered his heart, like a fire in a great hall, making even the gloom noble.
That warmed them up a little, for they had to run very fast indeed to play with the Snow Children who seemed to fairly blow in the north wind from corner to corner.
His heart warmed now to Elmville and the friends who had refused to set him upon a pedestal.
I found a rock which gave me shelter from the evening wind, and took a good pull at the brandy flask, which immediately warmed and encouraged me.
We look at a fine picture and our hearts are warmed by its wondrous beauty.
These warmed the earth, and kept up an even temperature in the tents all night.
Every bosom warmed with benevolence must be affected at the recital of such calamities.
Between the 7th of December and the 12th of April, the Northern blood warmed slowly.
Warmed and once more filled with a sense of well-being, Bud made himself a cigarette before the lunch was ready, and with his arms full of food he went out and across the street.
All round him sat happy fathers of happy children, men who warmed their hands at the home-fire of life, men who lived while he was thinking.
No fire warmed the solitary hearth, no gay and careless laughter betrayed the sleeping echoes into answer.
A servant brought coals and wood and built a roaring fire that warmed her chilled bones.
Her heart warmed to him now as it had warmed to the shabby boy she had first seen running after the Red Admiral in the fields beyond the river swamp.
In the afternoon the sun came out and warmed the air, so we had a fairly good sleep and started away at nightfall.
The genial atmosphere of Baronmead had warmed her heart.
Pedro had warmed the dog and fed it, and was now on the way to the city.
Now the servants and ministers stood at a fire of coals, because it was cold, and warmed themselves.
The two men stopped at the tavern to get warmed and had several drinks.

Similar words containing WARM without suffix ed

warm9 swarm10 warms10 aswarm11 rewarm11 swarms11 warman11 warmen11 warmer11 warmly14 warmth14 warmup13 beswarm14 prewarm14 rewarms12 swarmed13 swarmer12 upswarm14 warmers12 warmest12 warming13 warmish15 warmist12 warmths15 warmups14 beswarms15 lukewarm17 overwarm16 prewarms15 rewarmed14 shawarma16 swarmers13 swarming14 unwarmed14 upswarms15 warmaker17 warmings14 warmists13 warmness13 warmouth16 bedwarmer17 beswarmed17 legwarmer15 overwarms17 prewarmed17 rewarming15 shawarmas17 swarmings15 upswarmed17 warmakers18 warmblood17 warmonger15 warmouths17 afterswarm18 bedwarmers18 beswarming18 legwarmers16 lukewarmly22 lukewarmth22 overwarmed19 prewarming18 upswarming18 warmbloods18 warmnesses15 warmongers16 afterswarms19 benchwarmer23 chairwarmer21 lukewarmish23 lukewarmths23 overwarming20 schwarmerei21 warmhearted20 warmblooded20 benchwarmers24 chairwarmers22 heartwarming21 housewarming21 lukewarmness21 schwarmereis22 warmongering19 housewarmings22 schwarmerisch28 warmongerings20 lukewarmnesses23 warmheartedness24 warmheartednesses26

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