re·warm | \ (ˌ)rē-ˈwȯrm 
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\rewarmed; rewarming
Definition of rewarm
: to make (something or someone) warm again : to bring (something or someone) back to a hotter temperature
rewarm a cup of coffee "If you're outside and you start feeling your fingers get a little bit tingly or painful, you shouldn't ignore those signs," [Dr. Edmundo] Mandac said. "Go in and rewarm yourself." — WTOP.com (Washington, DC)
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The first known use of rewarm was in 1608
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