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• a  having warm blood (in animals whose body temperature is internally regulated)

• Since bugs are cold-blooded invertebrates, more of what they consume goes to building edible body parts, whereas pigs and other warm-blooded vertebrates need to consume a lot of .
• This structure, scientists explain, suggests that the dinosaur in question was warm-blooded, like birds and mammals, rather than cold-blooded, like snakes and lizards.
• Maybe dinosaurs were warm-blooded after all.

• cold-blooded

News & Articles

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• Edward Snowden’s Teen Years: NSA Whistleblower Loved Krispy Kremes After Sex
  We know Edward Snowden as the whistleblower who blew the lid off the NSA’s domestic spying program, but what was he like during his teen years? Whether you regard Snowden as a hero or a traitor, he was just your average warm-blooded American male during his teen years. A look into his online history revealed [...] Edward Snowden’s Teen Years: NSA Whistleblower Loved Krispy Kremes After Sex is a ...
  June 13, 2013 - The Inquisitr

Quotes

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• Jeff Burton in Boston Globe
  In all honesty, today had nothing to do with me,said Burton, whose best starting position in the Daytona 500 before yesterday's pole victory was fifth in 1999. "The only [way] I had an impact was being a warm-blooded person who could mash...
• Richard Ellis in Christian Science Monitor
  When you've got a big predatory animal near warm-blooded prey, the possibility of attack is very high,Mr. Ellis says.