Pronunciation: /ˈtoʊsti/
adjective giving a pleasant sensation of warmth
A1 I like to eat toast in the morning because it's so toasty.
A2 The fireplace made the room feel warm and toasty on a cold winter night.
B1 The blanket was so thick and toasty that I fell asleep right away.
B2 After a long day of skiing, we sat by the fire and enjoyed a toasty cup of hot chocolate.
C1 The cozy cabin had a toasty atmosphere that made us feel right at home.
C2 The freshly baked bread was warm and toasty, perfect for spreading with butter.
adverb in a way that gives a pleasant sensation of warmth
A1 I like my bread toasted toasty brown.
A2 The fire in the fireplace made the room feel toasty warm.
B1 After a long walk in the snow, my toes were toasty cold.
B2 The cozy blanket kept me toasty comfortable on the chilly evening.
C1 The fireplace crackled, filling the room with a toasty ambiance.
C2 The toasty aroma of freshly baked cookies filled the kitchen.
formal The fireplace made the room feel toasty on a cold winter evening.
informal Let's snuggle up by the fire and get toasty.
slang I love wearing my toasty socks on a chilly day.
figurative The sun's rays felt toasty on my skin during the summer hike.
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