to toast
- verb
- /toʊst/
- Look, I know we might never see each other again, so, I thought maybe we'd toast to what was almost a beautiful friendship.
Just you, you wouldn't think that we were all toasting it at one point.
- Just you, you wouldn't think that we were all toasting it at one point.
Examples
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It's the final night and we're all having a nice glass of wine to toast the class.
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Let's toast our champion.
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I think we should toast on that.
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Come on, let's have a drink and toast the future.
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Ladies and gentlemen, please join US as we toast the most gorgeous voice in the world.
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It is time to toast the graduate.
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Have some champagne, toast the newlyweds, huh?
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So we toast everyone who's here, and we remember everyone who's not.
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Before the meal, Emil Holmstrom toasted the newlyweds with small glasses of vodka.
Fiction book (1992) -
Come on, let's have a drink and toast the future.
Synonyms
To raise a glass and say good wishes to someone
Hold up a drink with others to celebrate someone or something
To raise a glass to offer good wishes or honor someone
To make a short speech and drink to honor someone or something
To raise a glass and drink to wish someone good health
To celebrate loudly with singing and drinking
Offer a drink in a ceremony to honor someone or a god
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Compounds
- Literature
A term for small things people buy that are not necessary and blamed for bigger money problems
- Formal
A short speech while people raise glasses to celebrate being free or a new start
How Celebratory
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Etymology
To toast someone with a drink comes from putting a piece of toast into wine and lifting the glass to honor them. So to toast is to raise a glass and wish someone good health or success.