Warlock

wor'lok, n. A male witch; wizard; Warm, worm. a. Having heat in a moderate degree; not cold; having the sensation of heat; glowing flushed; having a high temperature; subject to not cool, indifferent, lukewarm, etc., in spirit temper; vehement; excited; pa ionate; ardent zealous. (Paint.) Having yellow or yellow for a basis.— v. t. [warmed (worrad;, warming.] To communicate a moderate degree of heat make engaged or earnest; to excite interest, or zeal in. — r. i. To become moderately heated,; ardent, or animated. — Warm'ly, adv. In a manner; eagerly: earnestly; ardently. — Warm'blood ed. a. Having warm blood; — applied birds and mammals. — hearted, a. Po e ing ly interest or affection: cordial; sincere; hearty. Warm'ing-pan, n. A pan for warming a Warmth, it. State or quality of being warm; heat; a state of lively and excited interest; earnestne ; eagerne ; enthusiasm. (Paint.) The glowing effect which arises from the use ot warm colors, also from the use of transparent colors, in the proce of glazing.