toasty
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2.7
- adjective
- /ˈtoʊsti/
- Informal
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calentito
- After coming in from the cold, I wrapped myself in a blanket and felt nice and toasty by the fire.
- toasty warm
- keep you toasty
- nice and toasty
But yeah, guys, honestly, this is just such a toasty look for winter.
- But yeah, guys, honestly, this is just such a toasty look for winter.
- Wow, that is so warm, toasty, and just gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous.
- She goes feeling pretty toasty with those Anderson went.
- And she'll just, and that that letter feels so warm and just toasty and breasty.
- We filmed a lot of tik toks, hung out, got nice and toasty and tan.
Examples
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We're nice, we're comfy, we're toasty, feel really good.
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Nice and toasty, please.
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Well, mine are toasty warm.
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So, as long as we were sitting by the fire, we were toasty warm!
Blog text (24) -
The house is toasty these days.
Fiction book (1994) -
Ooh, I'm feeling a little bit toasty here.
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We have a buck stove in the family room, but that makes one room toasty warm while leaving the rest of the house cool.
Blog text (15) -
Porter's probably nice and toasty right now.
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Their once damp playroom was always toasty warm.
Fiction book (1999) -
You were warm and toasty, like a buttery muffin.
Synonyms
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1.0
Having a comfortable level of heat, often after recent use
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3.0
Weather that is pleasantly warm and mild
5
1.8
Soft, warm, and comfortable like when you cuddle
2
3.5
A place or atmosphere that makes people feel relaxed and welcome
1
3.4
A little warm, not hot, or a little friendly
Antonyms
Compounds
- Informal
A warm, cozy piece of clothing that keeps you comfortable in cold weather
How Toasty
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Toasty comes from toast, the warm bread you make over heat, and the older idea behind it was 'to roast'. So toasty means pleasantly warm and cozy, like sitting by a fire.