Wiener Roast

Pronunciation: /ˈwiːnər roʊst/

Definitions of wiener roast

noun A social gathering at which hot dogs are roasted over a fire

Example Sentences

A1 I went to a wiener roast with my friends.

A2 We had a wiener roast at the beach last summer.

B1 The wiener roast was a fun event for the whole neighborhood.

B2 I'm planning a wiener roast for my birthday party next weekend.

C1 The annual wiener roast at the park is always a big hit.

C2 We organized a wiener roast as part of the company picnic.

Examples of wiener roast in a Sentence

formal The community organized a wiener roast to celebrate the end of summer.

informal Hey, do you want to come to our wiener roast this weekend?

slang I love a good wiener roast with friends and a campfire.

figurative The political debate turned into a wiener roast with each candidate trying to outdo the other.

Grammatical Forms of wiener roast

• past tense: wiener roasted
• plural: wiener roasts
• comparative: more wiener roast
• superlative: most wiener roast
• present tense: wiener roasts
• future tense: will wiener roast
• perfect tense: has wiener roasted
• continuous tense: is wiener roasting
• singular: wiener roast
• positive degree: wiener roast
• infinitive: to wiener roast
• gerund: wiener roasting
• participle: wiener roasted

Origin and Evolution of wiener roast

First Known Use: 1900 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'wiener roast' originated in the United States as a way to describe a social gathering where hot dogs or sausages are roasted over a fire.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'wiener roast' has become synonymous with outdoor cookouts and gatherings where food is cooked over an open flame, evolving from its original meaning of specifically roasting hot dogs or sausages.