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What temperature is that, then? I would think that a finger, being an extremity, would be cooler than core body temperature - and not by a precise amount, eith
by dTal 3y ago
What temperature is that, then?
I would think that a finger, being an extremity, would be cooler than core body temperature - and not by a precise amount, either. "Lukewarm" by this definition would be cooler on a cold day, and vary depending on whether your hand was in your pocket prior to measurement.
- whirlwin 3y agoIf you had your hand in the pocket or have been outside in freezing temperatures you usually cannot determine any lukewarm temperature in a precise way. It wouldn't make sense to use the term lukewarm or lukecool in those cases IMHO.