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toasty

toasty

3 2.4
Slightly warm and tasting like warm crisp bread
  • adjective
  • /ˈtoʊsti/
translation icon : tostado
  • She enjoyed a warm bowl of soup with toasty croutons floating on top, adding a delightful crunch.
  • toasty flavor
  • smell toasty
  • toasty brown

You get that really nice toasty, nutty aroma.

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Examples

  • It was a beautiful day and finally, not super hot—though with the sun it got pretty toasty.

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  • The sugar in dates gets all nice and toasty and caramelizes in the oven, changing the flavor.

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  • Make them as toasty as you prefer.

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  • This one over here is more toasty, overstuffed.

  • It says here a sweet, a sweet, toasty end to a long, cold day.

  • I like really toasty bready things.

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  • You get that really nice toasty, nutty aroma.

  • It will hold a ton of residual heat and still be nice, toasty, and delicious when it hits the table.

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  • Uber-crisp fried ginger and garlic bits smell sweet, spicy, and toasty, and they add a very welcome crunch to an otherwise soft dish.

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  • The freshly roasted coffee has a rich, toasty flavor that beautifully complements the sweetness of the chocolate.

Synonyms

crispy
vstoasty
67 1.0

Food that is firm and makes a sharp sound when you bite it

focuses on slight warmth and browned flavor rather than crunch alone
toasted
vstoasty
14 1.0

Having a brown, crisp surface from heat, like bread

is milder, meaning slight warmth and crispness rather than heavy browning

Antonyms

131 1.0

The feeling of low temperature on your body

18 1.1

A wet, heavy, doughy texture in cooked food

Compounds

toasty fire
  • Informal
2.7

A warm, cozy fire in a fireplace that makes a room feel comfortable

toasty sweater
  • Informal
1.8

A warm, cozy piece of clothing that keeps you comfortable in cold weather

How Toasted

burned
1.0
crispy
67 1.0
toasty
3 2.4
raw
353 1.0

Surface Forms

toasty positive

Morphology

toasty = toast (transparent) = toast + y

The adjective 'toasty' is transparently derived from 'toast' with the suffix '-y', indicating a quality similar to toast.

Etymology

Toasty comes from toast, bread or food made brown by heat, and the idea of 'to brown' links the word to a warm, crisp taste. So toasty can mean slightly warm or having the warm, crisp taste or smell of something toasted.