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warmed-up

American  
[wawrmd-uhp] / ˈwɔrmdˈʌp /

adjective

  1. warmed-over.


Example Sentences

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“I’m always trying to stay warmed-up on the sideline, ready to go.”

From Seattle Times

Scientists worry about the coral in that warmed-up water.

From Seattle Times

After one of them describes something like Covid-19, the other silences both the fictional crowd and us when he expounds upon the ways in which a warmed-up planet could lead to something much, much worse.

From New York Times

Warmed-up and in the groove from the first show, the second show offers a more relaxed environment backstage.

From Seattle Times

“I’ve been experiencing a surge in requests for warmed-up brown colors,” said the colorist Aura Friedman.

From New York Times