Etymology of "warm up":
"Warm up" is a compound verb consisting of:
Meaning of "warm up":
To increase or generate heat in something or someone, especially before a period of physical activity or exposure to cold temperatures.
Origin of "warm up":
The term "warm up" emerged in the early 1900s, initially used in the context of sports and exercise. It referred to the practice of gradually increasing body temperature and muscle flexibility before physical exertion to prevent injury and enhance performance. Over time, the term was extended to other contexts, such as preparing engines, food, or materials for use.
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