Definition for warm-up - Oxford Dictionaries Online (World English)

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	warm-up (warm-up) noun a period or act of preparation for a match, performance, or exercise session, involving gentle exercise or practice: the pre-match warm-up (warm-ups) North American a garment worn during light exercise or training; a tracksuit: he took off his warm-ups and started shaking his muscles a period before a stage performance in which the audience is entertained in order to make it more receptive to the main act: [as modifier]: a warm-up act		Search results in the dictionary warm up in warm warm to/towards or North American warm up to/towards in warm warm something up or US over in warm warmed-up in warm warm More results » More words in this category barcarole baton bravura curator double sharp form galant gospel key 1 opera 1 pendant pentachord saw 1 siciliano temperament through-composed vivace woodblock Nearby Words warlord Warlpiri warm warm front Warm Springs warm work warm-blooded warm-down warm-hearted warm-up warmblood warmed-over warming pan warmonger warmth warn Warne, Shane Warner Brothers Warner Robins