Tepid
21tepid — Mūhea, heahea. Tepid water, wai anuhea …
22tepid — [14] English gets tepid from Latin tepidus, a derivative of tepēre ‘be warm’. This was descended from the Indo European base *tep ‘warm’, which also produced Russian teplyj ‘warm’, Czech teplý ‘warm’, and Welsh twym ‘hot’ …
23Tepid Baths — The Tepid Baths are historical indoor public pools in Auckland, New Zealand. Built in 1914 on the previous site of a small drydock, [ [http://www.rnzncomms.net.nz/navy/documents/history/navalrepairfacilities.html Development of naval repair… …
24tepid — Synonyms and related words: Laodicean, aestival, apathetic, arid, blase, blood hot, blood warm, calid, cold, colorless, cool, dim, dull, equatorial, faint, feeble, fervorless, forceless, genial, halfhearted, indifferent, lifeless, luke, lukewarm …
25tepid — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. lukewarm, mild; indifferent. See heat, indifference. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. lukewarm, moderate, heated; see warm 1 . III (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) a. 1. lukewarm room temperature, barely warm …
26tepid — tep·id || tepɪd adj. warm, lukewarm …
27tepid — adjective 1》 lukewarm. 2》 unenthusiastic. Derivatives tepidity noun tepidly adverb tepidness noun Origin ME: from L. tepidus, from tepere be warm …
28tepid — a. Lukewarm, slightly warm, moderately warm …
29tepid — tep·id …
30tepid — /ˈtɛpəd / (say tepuhd) adjective moderately warm; lukewarm. {Middle English, from Latin tepidus} –tepidity /təˈpɪdəti/ (say tuh piduhtee), tepidness, noun –tepidly, adverb …
