Definitions for warm-blooded  This page provides all possible
meanings and translations of the word warm-blooded  Random House
Webster's College Dictionary   or warm′blood′ed    1. of or
designating animals, as mammals and birds, having a body
temperature that is relatively constant and independent of the
environment.      Category: Zoology    2. ardent; impetuous:
warm-blooded valor.  Origin of warm-blooded:    Princeton's
WordNet    1. warm-blooded(adj)      having warm blood (in
animals whose body temperature is internally regulated)     1.
warm-blooded(Adjective)      maintaining a relatively constant
and warm body temperature, regardless of the ambient temperature
2. warm-blooded(Adjective)      (idiomatically) passionate    3.
Origin: From warm + blood + -ed.  Webster Dictionary    1. Warm-
blooded(adj)      1. Warm-blooded      The term warm-blooded is
a colloquial term to describe animal species which have a
relatively higher blood temperature, and maintain thermal
homeostasis primarily through