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toast up

toast up verb: to cook by toasting.

Verb

toast up (third-person singular simple present toasts up, present participle toasting up, simple past and past participle toasted up)

  1. (informal, transitive) To cook by toasting.
    • Todd toasted up a slice of wheat bread.
  2. (informal, transitive) To drink as part of a toast.
    • They toasted up their drinks before continuing with the state dinner.

Forms of toast up

third-person singular presenttoasts up
present participletoasting up
past participletoasted up
pasttoasted up

Questions about toast up

What does toast up mean?
Toast up means to cook by toasting.
What part of speech is toast up?
Toast up is a verb.
What is the past tense of toast up?
The past tense of toast up is toasted up.

Words near toast up in the dictionary

  1. toast points
  2. toast rack
  3. toast racks
  4. toast sandwich
  5. toast sandwiches
  6. toast up
  7. toast water
  8. toastable
  9. toastcrumb
  10. toastcrumbs
  11. toasted

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