pleasantly warm and bright; used to describe weather, sunlight, or a gentle breeze

warm; pleasantly warm, as of weather or sunlight

to warm; pleasantly warm; warming

(literary) to blow gently and bring warmth, usually of a breeze

to protect and raise; to cherish and nourish

minor acts of kindness or small-minded morality; specifically refers to superficial charity or trivial displays of righteousness

to raise and educate; to rear. Originally used to describe a bird hatching eggs, but later used as a metaphor for the care and kindness shown in upbringing.

to caress or warm (often of sunshine); to nurture or rear with kindness; also refers to the universal love of nature or heaven in providing for all living things

to foam at the mouth; to drool or spit out foam

kind; gracious; benevolent

Ferdinand Foch (1851-1929), leading French general and commander-in-chief of allied forces during the latter stages of World War One