toastrack
- noun
- /ˈtoʊəstræk/
- The silver toastrack held six perfect slices on the breakfast table.
Examples
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She bought a vintage toastrack at the antique market for her kitchen.
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Please put the hot toast in the toastrack so it doesn't get soggy.
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Please pass me the toastrack.
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The toastrack is on the dining table.
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The silver toastrack held six perfect slices on the breakfast table.
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She bought a vintage toastrack at the antique market for her kitchen.
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Please put the hot toast in the toastrack so it doesn't get soggy.
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Etymology
Toastrack comes from the simple parts toast and rack, meaning a 'rack' for 'toast'. People long ago used small metal racks to stand slices upright so they stayed crisp, so a toastrack is a little rack that holds your toast upright at the table.