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Definition of blood-warm in English: blood-warmadjective (of liquid) at body temperature; moderately warm. most days started and ended with a dip in the blood-warm sea Example sentencesExamples - Water ran between her foot and her sandal, blood-warm but strangely soothing.
- In modern making, the milk is heated blood-warm and set with rennet.
- He applied oil to his shrunken withers before bobbing down the track for his morning dip in the blood-warm brine.
- In the Devonian Age, 360 million years ago, the first amphibians crawled out of the blood-warm sea, and began to breathe the damp air of the ancient wetlands.
- The hoses on the washing tables began to dance, blood warm water cutting the air, beating rhythm on the stainless steel body washing tray.
Synonyms tepid, slightly warm, warmish, blood-hot, at room temperature, at skin temperature
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