1. Tags: Brambly hedge, jill barklem, british, english, quintessential british, countryside, hedgerow, mice, crab apple cottage, winter, warm, cosy, cooking, fireside

2. Queuing , along with warm beer and afternoon tea, was once a quintessential British trait.

3. On May 11th, the thousand landed at Marsala, in western Sicily, to a warm welcome from, well(Sentencedict), the British consul.

4. It was warm again, warm and muggy.

5. Warm living skin.

6. He's just warm.

7. 16 Queuing, along with warm beer and afternoon tea, was once a quint essential British trait. But it would seem we are no longer prepared to wait in line.

8. Warm but not aggressive.

9. Budapest's long summer – lasting from May until mid-September – is warm or very warm.

10. Aralias need warm temperatures …

11. Keeping warm up here?

12. Cold hands, warm heart.

13. A warm southeast wind.

14. Penguin footprints, still warm.

15. Make sure it's warm.

16. These warm waters are needed to maintain the warm core that fuels tropical systems.

17. Alkalized also British alkalised; Alkalizing also British alkalising

18. Arterialized also British arterialised; arterializing also British arterialising

19. arterialized also British Arterialised; arterializing also British arterialising

20. Alkalized also British Alkalised; alkalizing also British alkalising

21. Cicatrized or British Cicatrised; cicatrizing or British cicatrising

22. Alcoholized also British Alcoholised; alcoholizing also British alcoholising

23. Alkalized also British alkalised; alkalizing also British alkalising.

24. Ferritic stainless steel for warm-water vessel with welded structure, and warm-water vessel

25. Blankets:The Blanketing was too warm

26. It smells of warm garbage.

27. Warm anorak for cold weather.

28. Can we go somewhere warm?

29. Rice grows in warm climates.

30. She's warm, friendly and likeable.

31. You will only find Atolls in warm waters because coral needs warm temperatures to grow

32. However, some intense extratropical cyclones can become warm-core systems when a warm seclusion occurs.

33. Let's warm up the instruments.

34. A warm smile confirms that.

35. Bowline is professional, yet warm

36. A warm welcome awaits everyone.

37. Move my mom somewhere warm.

38. They received a warm welcome.

39. I'll warm up some milk.

40. It's gritty, tough, warm-hearted.

41. British Airways, also called BA, offers British Airways First Class and British Airways Business Class seating options

42. Effloresces in warm, dry air

43. Train thy warm, impulsive soul.

44. She felt his warm breath... "

45. Her singing evoked warm acclamations.

46. Monday dawned warm and rainless.

47. Warm blood splashed my face.

48. He was warm and friendly.

49. Warm it in your hand .

50. The elder offers warm commendation.

51. Of calefacere to make warm; calere to be warm + facere to make.] How to pronounce Calefacient?

52. British Male

53. Warm mix recycled asphalt additive containing oil dregs, and warm mix recycled asphalt mixture containing same

54. Synonyms for 'Companionable': friendly, nice, warm, genuine, pleasant, welcoming, amiable, good-natured, bubbly, warm-hearted, accessible, affable

55. Callistemon citrinus-Bottlebrush has done the same thing plants that like warm temperatures like warm soil

56. Variants: also British Arterialise \ är- ˈtir- ē- ə- ˌlīz \ arterialized also British Arterialised; arterializing also British arterialising

57. Agreeable Gray is a warm greige

58. It's warm and comfortable in here.

59. They gave us a warm greeting.

60. It was a warm sunny day.

61. Dissolve the tablet in warm water.

62. The room was warm and perfumed.

63. Mid 17th century from Latin Calefacient- ‘making warm’, from the verb calefacere, from calere ‘be warm’ + facere ‘make’.

64. Cudgels US cudgeled or British cudgelled US cudgeling or British Cudgelling

65. Under British rule, is actually more numerous, than the British Army.

66. The disease is endemic among British sheep/to many British flocks.

67. Cudgels US cudgeled or British cudgelled US Cudgeling or British cudgelling

68. Cavils US caviled or British Cavilled US caviling or British cavilling

69. Cudgels US cudgeled or British cudgelled US cudgeling or British cudgelling

70. Cavils US caviled or British cavilled US caviling or British cavilling

71. Cudgels US Cudgeled or British cudgelled US cudgeling or British cudgelling

72. Cudgels US cudgeled or British Cudgelled US cudgeling or British cudgelling

73. Booklice prefer damp, warm, undisturbed situations

74. A warm place with no memory.

75. I'm attracted to warm, earthy colours.

76. She's a good warm-hearted woman.

77. He sipped the warm milk appreciatively.

78. These blankets are warm and washable.

79. Heat thermal series, warm inmost life!

80. Temperatures now are not abnormally warm.