unwarm

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ warm.

Verb

unwarm (third-person singular simple present unwarms, present participle unwarming, simple past and past participle unwarmed)

1. To lose warmth; to grow cold.
   • 1826, Thomas Hood, “The Irish Schoolmaster”, in Whims and Oddities:

     With horrid chill each little heart unwarms.

Adjective

unwarm (comparative more unwarm, superlative most unwarm)

1. Not warm.