What is "rewarm"

Usage examples of "rewarm".

Warrl, once a taste had assured her that the savory portion of meat pie would not have to be put to rewarm beside the fire.

Twice Sarah purloined her plate to rewarm what had gotten cold and unappetizing.

Toni would automatically take his half-finished plate off to the kitchen to rewarm it.

Oh, ancient friendship, grown cold after two and thirty beer house brawls, now rewarmed in lurching marriage fortress.

If the iron would not still be red-hot, it might at least have rewarmed a little.

When Schneider offered him coffeecake, brown with sugar and cinnamon and freshly rewarmed, he swaggeringly accepted it with his left hand, without asking to be relieved of the cup.

But such lofty affirmations enlighten without rewarming us, like the light of stars, and the night all around us is darker still.

Indeed, one of the most effective ways of rewarming a hypothermia victim is to put them in a sleeping bag with another person whose body temperature is still normal.

She felt it rise up, rewarming the metal, lap the surface, wet her thighs.

The fire crackled on the hearth and a half-dozen iron loggerheads nestled in the coals, ready to rewarm the two men's drinks.

I learned also the secret of the few drops of solution which, added to the rewarmed blood before it is returned to the veins of the subject revitalizes the latter and restores to normal and healthy activity each and every organ of the body.

Empty now, although it bore signs of his lunch, a pan soaking in the sink from his rewarmed sloppy joes.