toasty
toasty
Definition
toasty (tōs′tē)
adjective toastier toast′i·er, toastiest toast′i·est
- of or characteristic of toast
- warm and comfortable or cozy
adverb
cozily toasty warm
toasty
Usage Examples
Adjective complement with noun phrase
- keep: With their non-slip soles they're ideal for keeping tiny toes toasty and for those first tentative and precious steps.
Modifies a noun
- oak: Its ripe fruit with a hint of creamy, toasty oak should be ideal.
- flavor: A gorgeous, elegant finish of toasty oak flavors in perfect harmony.
- note: Tasting Notes: Complex flavor, good weight and rich, mellow, toasty notes.
- aroma: Fine French oak gives toasty, smoky aromas to the wine.
- finish: French and American oak fermentation provides more complexity and a rich toasty finish.
- toe: Toasty Toes are comfortable, slip-resistant & stylish, coming in a sealed plastic pouch.
Modifying Another Word
- little: If your notebook is getting a little toasty, this cooler might be worthy of a gander.
- too: His new furry was far too toasty for the big boulder hopping passages of Draenen.
Preposition: in
- winter: Wonderful Faversham solid fuel heating keeps it toasty in the winter.
Browse dictionary entries near toasty
- toastmistress
- toastmaster
- toastiest
- toastier
- toaster oven
- toaster
- toast
- toadyism
- toadying
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- Tob
- tobacco
- tobacco hornworm
- tobacco mosaic virus
- tobacconist
- tobaccos
- Tobago
- Tobias
- Tobies
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