adj

toasty

TOHS-tee

Toasty (adj) means Pleasantly warm. Example: “The cabin felt toasty once the fire got going.”

adj

Pleasantly warm.

"The cabin felt toasty once the fire got going."

Resembling toast in smell, color, or flavor.

"The coffee had a rich, toasty aroma."

How to use toasty

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishCozy and warm, or having a flavor/aroma like toasted bread.

Common pairings

nice and toasty toasty warm

toastier comparative, toastiest superlative

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The cabin felt _____ once the fire got going.

From toast plus the adjective suffix -y.

nasty hasty pasty tasty dynasty

What does “toasty” mean?

The word “toasty” means pleasantly warm. In plain terms, cozy and warm, or having a flavor/aroma like toasted bread.

How do you pronounce “toasty”?

“Toasty” is pronounced TOHS-tee (/ˈtoʊsti/ in IPA).

How do you use “toasty” in a sentence?

Here is “toasty” used in a sentence: “The cabin felt toasty once the fire got going.”

What part of speech is “toasty”?

“Toasty” is an adjective.

How many meanings does “toasty” have?

“Toasty” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: pleasantly warm.