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toastable

toastable adjective: suitable for toasting.

Adjective

toastable (comparative more toastable, superlative most toastable)

  1. Suitable for toasting.
    • […]there is neither toastable bread nor bacon in the house!1927, Mabel Osgood Wright, Captains of the watch of life and death
    • […]bread suitable for breakfast, for instance, toastable bread[…]1942, Patent and trade mark review: Volumes 41-42

Examples of toastable in a sentence

  • Wholesome treats indeed — as are Weston's fresh, toastable bread, fluffy cakes and other products.1955, Canadian Churchman: Volume 82:
  • Kids raced and shrieked, toasted anything toastable on sticks, and upset the clean-up by showering each other with dry leaves.1985, A. Carman Clark, From the orange mailbox:

Forms of toastable

comparativemore toastable
superlativemost toastable

Origin of toastable

From toast + -able.

Questions about toastable

What does toastable mean?
Toastable means suitable for toasting.
How do you use toastable in a sentence?
Wholesome treats indeed — as are Weston's fresh, toastable bread, fluffy cakes and other products.
What part of speech is toastable?
Toastable is an adjective.

Words near toastable in the dictionary

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

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