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Meaning
Noun
●
Toasted bread.
●
A
proposed
salutation
(e.g. to
say
"cheers") while
drinking
alcohol.
●
A person, group, or
notable
object
to which a
salutation
with
alcohol
is made; a person or group
held
in
similar
esteem.
●
In American English:
Something that will be
no more
; something
subject
to
impending
destruction
,
harm
or injury.
●
In Jamaican English & Music:
A type of
extemporaneous
narrative
poem
or rap.
●
An
old toast
("a
lively
fellow
who
drinks
excessively").
●
In Computing & Graphical user interface:
A
transient
,
informational
unclickable
pop-up
overlay
, less
interactive
than a snackbar.
●
In Indian English:
A
piece
of toast.
Verb
●
To
lightly
cook
by
browning
via
direct
exposure
to a
fire
or other
heat
source.
●
To
grill
,
lightly
cook
by
browning
specifically
under a
grill
or in a toaster
●
To
engage
in a
salutation
and/or
accompanying
raising
of
glasses
while
drinking
alcohol
in honor of
someone or something.
●
To
warm
thoroughly.
●
In Jamaican English & Music:
To
perform
extemporaneous
narrative
poem
or rap.
Name
●
Initialism of The Oversized-Attribute Storage Technique: a
mechanism
in PostgreSQL that allows
rows
of
data
to
exceed
the
normal
maximum
size
by
splitting
off part of the
data
into an
auxiliary
table.
Sourced from
Wiktionary
Origin
toast
English
toster
Old French (842-ca. 1400)
Sourced from
Etym
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