Pronunciation: /ˈroʊstər/
noun a person or thing that roasts, especially a device or appliance used for roasting food
A1 I use a roaster to cook chicken.
A2 The roaster in the kitchen is used for baking cakes.
B1 The chef used a roaster to prepare the Thanksgiving turkey.
B2 The roaster at the restaurant can cook multiple dishes at once.
C1 The high-end roaster in the culinary school is top of the line.
C2 The professional chef demonstrated how to use the roaster to roast vegetables perfectly.
adjective used to describe something related to roasting or capable of roasting
A1 I bought a roaster chicken for dinner.
A2 She used a roaster pan to cook the turkey.
B1 The roaster oven is perfect for making large meals.
B2 The roaster pig was the highlight of the barbecue.
C1 The professional chef used a roaster grill to prepare the dish.
C2 The roaster coffee beans were carefully selected for their flavor profile.
formal The chef used a high-quality roaster to cook the Thanksgiving turkey.
informal My mom bought a new roaster for making delicious roast chicken.
slang I borrowed my friend's roaster to make some killer ribs for the barbecue.
figurative The comedian was a master roaster, always making fun of his friends in a light-hearted way.
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