| ROOMTEMPERATURE | Comfortable ambient state of warmth/coolness (20-25C) (4,11) |
| SEATASSIGNMENTS | 25C and 13D, on an airplane. e.a. |
| COLDHEARTEDNESS | County lord heard about the heartless head's lack of warmth (4,11) |
| IMMERSIONHEATER | Jumbled memories in heart a source of warmth (9,6) |
| ELECTRICBLANKET | Netball, cricket, etc. ? primarily sports providing source of warmth (8,7) |
| CHRISTMASSPIRIT | Source of warmth in the winter, perhaps |
| QUARTER | For 25c I'll chop up the body (7) |
| 77 | 25C in Fahrenheit |
| GLOW | Leam emitted by a candle flame, hot iron or lightning bug; a feeling of warmth; brightness of colour; or, the radiance of a healthy complexion (4) |
| ICENI | Lack of warmth with Ulster tribe of old (5) |
| TOGA | Measure of warmth supplied by a garment of old |
| FIREPLACE | Get rid of plant's source of warmth? (9) |
| TOGRATING | A measure of warmth in the direction of drain cover (3,6) |
| IRISHSEA | Flower getting a lot of warmth (including sun) and a lot of water (5,3) |
| SHEEPSKIN | That woman is on record as initially saying family provides a lot of warmth for member of flock (9) |
| DOGEATDOG | Ruthless self-interest of magistrate wanting day in a measure of warmth (3,3,3) |
| IGLOO | Endless show of warmth: hasten round to shelter from the cold (5) |
| TEMPERATURE | Paddy a true rogue displaying a degree of warmth (11) |
| GULFSTREAM | Mule grafts terribly for supplier of warmth (4,6) |
| THERMOMETER | Mother accidentally encountered royalty with some measure of warmth (11) |