Toast | Mean of toast in English Dictionary

/ˈtoʊst/

• Noun
• bread that has been sliced and then made crisp and brown by heat
1. a piece of toast
2. I had toast for breakfast.
• to be in a lot of trouble
1. If anyone finds out about this, we're toast.
2. His career is toast. [=is finished/ruined]
• Verb
• to make (food, such as bread) crisp and brown by heat
1. He toasted the bread in the oven.
2. (Brit) a toasted cheese sandwich [=(US) a grilled cheese sandwich]

• to warm (yourself or part of your body) by being close to a fire or some other source of heat
1. He was toasting his feet by the fire.
• Noun
• an occurrence in which words are said that honor someone, express good wishes, etc., and people take a drink to show that they agree with what has been said
1. He made/proposed a toast to the bride and groom.
2. Everyone drank a toast to the bride and groom.
• a person who is very popular in (a particular place) or among (a particular group of people)
1. After she won the championship, she was the toast of the town.
2. He's the toast of society.
• Verb
• to drink a toast to (someone)
1. Everyone toasted the bride and groom.