warm cut 

a route chosen, often in winter, that leads through heated buildings to escape intense cold, snow and other winter weather. Similar to a short-cut but does not usually reduce travel time, in fact, if often increases the length of the trip.

Person 1: It is so cold out and we still have half of campus to cross.

Person 2: Don't worry man, let's hang a left and take the warm cut through the library.

warm cut by vanhoved_10 June 23, 2009

Warm-Cut 

Cutting through a shop or building in general, to avoid the cold. Regardless of time effect!

Walking from Reading station, to the Oracle, guy says 'lets take a Warm-Cut'.

Cutting through shops/buildings even though its longer, as to avoid the cold.

Warm-Cut by Fanny schmela March 6, 2012

warmcut  

noun: A pedestrian route chosen for its warmth, rather than because it makes the pedestrian's trip shorter.

Warmcuts can be taken in an urban area, usually through a department store or office building that spans an entire city block, for the specific purpose of avoiding the cold weather outside.

On the way to my annual winter lunch with Pierpont, I took a warmcut through the County Services building.

warmcut by KatieOh! February 7, 2007

warmcuts 

finding warmer ways to get to class

my cousin tony enjoys warmcuts

warmcuts by les stroud October 20, 2007

Warmcut 

Noun; a way, or part of a way, to a walker's destination, via a heated warm building when it's uncomfortably cold outside. Antonym: Coolcut

Molly was shivering as she walked through the slush, so she decided to take a warmcut through the Madison Building on her way to the supermarket.

Warmcut by ARog59 August 23, 2024