untoasted
- adjective
- /ʌnˈtoʊstɪd/
- They smeared some sort of imitation butter-type substance on the untoasted side.
I was given bread untoasted and for that reason I'm going to score them a five overall.
- I was given bread untoasted and for that reason I'm going to score them a five overall.
Examples
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And then if I have like a secondary order, it's untoasted sesame bagel with just butter.
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I was given bread untoasted and for that reason I'm going to score them a five overall.
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They butter the untoasted side.
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It will be safer for me to eat it untoasted.
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The restaurant offered a sandwich made with untoasted bread, allowing the flavors to shine through.
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I prefer my bagels untoasted so that I can enjoy the soft texture.
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For a lighter snack, she chose untoasted whole grain bread with a spread of hummus.
Synonyms
Food that stays pale when you cook it
Antonyms
How Toasted
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Untoasted comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the word toast, which means bread browned by heat. So untoasted simply means 'not browned', like a slice of bread that stays soft instead of becoming crispy.