foot warmer

American  

noun

1. any of various devices, as a small stove, for keeping one's feet warm.

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Etymology

Origin of foot warmer

First recorded in 1805–15

Example Sentences

A remodeling-free alternative, if you have tile or stone on the floor, is to replace the bath mat with a heated mat, such Cozy Products’ Super Foot Warmer.

From Washington Post

The Numi — an attention-grabbing, motion-activated, music-playing intelligent toilet with ambient lighting, a heated seat, foot warmer and bidet functionality — at $7,500 — awaits guests in a bathroom at Kohler Waters Spa and within the Eau de Vie Suite at the American Club.

From Washington Post

Home goods retailer Kohler took things a step further by introducing its Numi intelligent toilet, which includes voice-controlled ambient lighting in variable colors, Bluetooth connectivity and a heated seat and foot warmer.

From Scientific American

Rather than 3-D stand-alone sculptures, they’re colorfully painted bas-reliefs that served as illustrations for a children’s book by Evelyn Coleman titled “The Foot Warmer and the Crow.”

From Seattle Times

“The Foot Warmer and the Crow,” according to Publishers Weekly, is a tale of an enslaved man counseled by a clever crow on how to escape his master.

From Seattle Times