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toast

noun as in salutation when drinking alcohol

verb as in brown with heat

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All that was left was to toast our good fortune and enjoy the ride.

But that didn’t stop Dimon, the de facto king of Wall Street, from toasting the nation and its sovereign.

These are basically peanut-butter cookies to which she adds toasted sesame seeds and, instead of salt, red miso for both salinity and a touch of umami.

For the baker in your life, the extra-wide slots accommodate thick sourdough slices without a fuss, and the precise settings deliver a reliably even toast every time.

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“Everyone, I’d like to raise a toast. A toast to my son. A winner.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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