warm up to
warm up to (someone or something)
To slowly begin to like someone or something. I'm not aloof, it just takes me a while to warm up to new people.
See also: up, warm
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
warm up to someone or something
Fig. to become more fervent and earnest toward someone, something, or a group; to become more responsive and receptive to someone, a group, or something. After we talked, he began to warm up to us a little. I warmed up to the committee as the interview went on.
See also: up, warm
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.
- warm up to (someone or something)
- warm someone up
- warm regards
- warm
- exemplify
- exemplify (something) by (something)
- exemplify by
- golden-ager
- how do you like that
- How do you like that?