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toaster
1[ toh-ster ]
toaster
2[ toh-ster ]
noun
- a person who proposes or joins in a toast to someone or something.
toaster
/ ˈtəʊstə /
noun
- a device for toasting bread, usually electric, and often equipped with an automatic timer
Word History and Origins
Example Sentences
Finally, a nicely made toaster just looks good in the kitchen.
A flat or ridged baking pan is of the most common accessories included with a toaster oven.
To say "thank you for the toaster" seems like lying, but to explain the situation seems unnecessary.
Likewise, they are unlikely to have a clear preference for how much extra they would be willing to pay for a somewhat more attractive toaster, until they are in the process of making a purchase decision.
For another thing, they don’t want you to buy them a toaster.
When I got home I would eat Toaster Strudels and ice cream and Frosted Flakes in bed.
Cook pancake in pan, add chopped chocolate toaster pastry, and drizzle with chocolate sauce.
He puts a bagel in the conveyer toaster, but it never comes out the other end.
Hot this week: “A toaster takes a stand against inappropriate peeping!”
This is Toaster Rights, not Cool Stuff That Has to Do With Toaster.
Trim the crust and toast the bread on a toaster until it is a light brown on both sides and then butter slightly if desired.
This meat they usually broiled; not on a broiler or a toaster, but upon slats or strips of wood placed above the fire.
A window in the second story of the fencing-toaster's house was thrown open, and his wife's face appeared.
Susanna rather reluctantly yielded the toaster, looking speculatively over her spectacles at her would-be helper.
The best breakfast toast is that made at the table over an electric toaster.
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