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toast
  • - Table delivery
  • - Best man's delivery
  • - Crisped breakfast bread
  • - Dead meat, so to speak
  • - Drink while consumed by drink
  • - Proposal or expression of good wishes
  • - .... of London, Matt Berry comedy
  • - it's proposed as a little rum comes around
  • - avocado ...... (mock symbol of luxury)
  • - Brown bread under a grill
  • - Item for breakfast ending in hot oven
  • - Bread for a BLT
  • - Grill a slice
  • - Champagne salute
  • - Health food for breakfast?
  • - Bang on about small breakfast item
  • - It pops up in the kitchen
  • - End of a wedding speech
  • - heat (bread)
  • - Simple dish of crunchy bread and butter
  • - Occasion for a high flute?
  • - one's health is associated with this brown bread
  • - possible breakfast tribute
  • - it's drunk to a saint
  • - Browned breakfast item
  • - Warm temperature kiln required
  • - canapé base, often
  • - Salute to a saint
  • - Pop-up breakfast food
  • - It may be drunk, or eaten with marmalade, perhaps
  • - Tribute nicely written about saint
  • - Essential ingredient in Welsh rarebit
  • - tinkly tribute
  • - Oft-buttered breakfast staple
  • - a healthful drink, as the content of a tot
  • - Drink to health food for breakfast
  • - Rehearsal dinner ritual
  • - tribute, paragon its subject?
  • - Heat bread until brown
  • - it may be topped with mashed avocado
  • - Food and drink to someone
  • - Buttered breakfast bread
  • - Raise A Glass For A Purpose
  • - breakfast favourite
  • - testimonial tribute
  • - Tribute at a formal dinner
  • - crispy breakfast fare
  • - drink the health of a saint?
  • - Maid of honor's duty
  • - Clink of glasses before a drink
  • - slice with an avocado spread, perhaps
  • - Heated up bread
  • - breakfast food perfectly wrapped — sausages, primarily
  • - Raise glasses to Brown?
  • - Raise a glass to
  • - Drink to
  • - Best man's offering
  • - A goner
  • - Bread that's browned
  • - Wedding-reception ritual
  • - Raise one's glass to
  • - Breakfast bread that's browned
  • - Tavern tribute
  • - Raise one's martini, perhaps
  • - Raise a glass
  • - It's often proposed after the wedding
  • - It usually pops up
  • - Idol of a sort
  • - Emcee's proposal
  • - Drinker's proposal
  • - Best man's speech
  • - Banquet tribute
  • - "Here's to you!" is one
  • - "Here's mud in your eye!" e.g.
  • - Words to a bride and groom
  • - Wedding reception tradition
  • - Warm thoroughly
  • - Warm comparative
  • - Skoal, for one
  • - Reason for raised glasses
  • - Pub proposal
  • - Prosit, e.g.
  • - Proposal with a raised hand
  • - Part of a wedding reception
  • - Melba's breakfast?
  • - Melba or French
  • - Make croutons
  • - Lift a glass to
  • - Hot slice
  • - Glass elevator?
  • - Diner "raft"
  • - Completely shot
  • - Club base
  • - Clink preceder
  • - Butter melter
  • - Bread that's been browned
  • - Bread from the oven
  • - Banquet feature
  • - A goner, in slang
  • - "To your health!" is one
  • - "To your health," for one
  • - "Here's mud in your eye!" is one
  • - "Skoal" or "prosit"
  • - Words from the Best Man
  • - Words from a glass elevator?
  • - Words before a drink
  • - Words at a banquet
  • - What the best man makes at a wedding
  • - Wedding-party ritual
  • - Wedding tribute
  • - Wedding reception tribute
  • - Wedding reception speech
  • - Wedding reception event
  • - Wedding party lines
  • - Wedding offering to the bride and groom
  • - Wedding event
  • - Wedding dinner speech, often
  • - Utterly screwed
  • - Tribute with bent elbows
  • - Tribute with bent elbow
  • - Tribute to raise your spirits?
  • - Tori Amos breakfast song?
  • - Speech sometimes read from a crumpled sheet of paper
  • - Speech for a glass elevator?
  • - Something you make standing up
  • - Someone celebrated
  • - Salute with spirits
  • - Salute with drink
  • - Salute with a raised glass
  • - Reception salute
  • - Reason to raise goblets
  • - Reason to raise a hand
  • - Raise glasses
  • - Prosit or skoal
  • - Proposal rarely made on one knee
  • - Pop-up fare
  • - One who's doomed, in slang
  • - One who's a goner
  • - One of a series at a wedding reception
  • - Oft-buttered food
  • - Oft-burned item
  • - Offer a paean at a party
  • - Occasion to stand up
  • - M.C.'s proposal
  • - Liquid salute
  • - L'chaim, e.g.
  • - It gets burnt a lot
  • - Hold over the fire, say
  • - Guest-of-honor's due
  • - Grilled bread — drink (to)
  • - Greasy spoon starch
  • - Glass-raised salute
  • - Glass-lifting reason
  • - Glass raiser's salute
  • - French or milk
  • - French or Melba follower
  • - Food that's eaten perpendicularly to how it's usually made
  • - Feature of breakfast ... or dinner?
  • - Eggs go-with
  • - Drinker's salute
  • - Drink to the health of
  • - Drink at the dais
  • - Doomed, slangily
  • - Done for, slangily
  • - Done for, in slang
  • - Dinner tribute
  • - Diner "raft," and theme of this puzzle
  • - Dedication with glasses
  • - Crunchy breakfast bread
  • - Crisped bread
  • - Creamed chipped beef base
  • - Club sandwich base
  • - Club level?
  • - Club foundation
  • - Clink glasses
  • - Cinnamon ...... Crunch
  • - Chipped beef go-with
  • - Chipped beef
  • - Cheers or skoal
  • - Celebratory speech
  • - Burnt Archers of Loaf song?
  • - Brown, as bread
  • - Brown under a grill
  • - Brown in front of a fire
  • - BLT bread
  • - Best-man ritual
  • - Best man's solo
  • - Best man's responsibility
  • - Best man's oration
  • - Best man's offer
  • - Best man's assignment
  • - Baked bread
  • - B.L.T. base
  • - Avocado ...... (trendy snack)
  • - Aural tribute
  • - As good as dead
  • - Anyone greatly acclaimed
  • - Anniversary offering
  • - A raft, in diner slang
  • - A lost cause
  • - "To your health!," e.g.
  • - "To Kanye: May he finally learn to share his deep and boundless love with another human," for one
  • - "To happiness!," e.g.
  • - "Salud!" or "Skoal!"
  • - "Raft" in a diner
  • - "Prosit" or "L'chayim"
  • - "L'chaim!" is one
  • - "Here's to you!," for example
  • - "Here's to you!," e.g.
  • - "Here's to the newlyweds!," e.g.
  • - "Here's to the happy couple!," e.g.
  • - "Here's to ..." tribute
  • - "Here's to ..." gesture
  • - "Here's to ...," e.g.
  • - "Here's mud in your eye!," for one
  • - "Here's looking at you," e.g.
  • - "Here's how," for one
  • - "Cheers!" is one
  • - "Cheers to 2019!" is one
  • - 'Salud!,' say
  • - Emcee's offering
  • - Brown bread
  • - Tribute of a sort
  • - It may be French
  • - Some bread
  • - Drink to one's health
  • - Celebratory gesture
  • - Grilled (bread)
  • - Wedding reception feature
  • - Crisp bread
  • - Honor, in a way
  • - "Skoal!"
  • - Glass raiser
  • - GRILL
  • - Prosit!
  • - "Cheers," e.g.
  • - Salutation of a sort
  • - Salute of a sort
  • - Wedding proposal?
  • - Bread for breakfast
  • - Breakfast favorite
  • - Banquet ritual
  • - Salutation
  • - Breakfast side
  • - Words of honor.
  • - Doomed
  • - Breakfast side dish
  • - Sandwich request
  • - Salute
  • - One who's done for
  • - One who's doomed
  • - Raise one's spirits?
imo
  • - "Here's what I think," in online chats
  • - "Here's what I think," in Internet lingo: Abbr.
  • - "Here's what I think," in Internet lingo
  • - "Here's what I think," in e-mail
  • - "Here's what I think," in chatroom lingo
  • - "Here's what I think about the situation," in a text message
  • - "Here's how I see it," to texters
  • - "Here's how I see it," in netspeak
  • - "FWIW, here's what I think..."
  • - "As I see things," in texts
  • - "As I see it," in a blog comment
  • - Text-message qualifier
  • - Lead-in to a texter's viewpoint
  • - Blogger's "I think ..."
  • - 'If you ask me,' to texters
  • - Texter's Here's what I think
  • - 'The way I see it,' to a texter
  • - Texter's "If you ask me"
  • - "I think," to texters
  • - "I think," in a text
  • - "I believe ...," in texts
  • - "If you ask me," in texts
  • - "As I see it," in a text
  • - 'If you ask me,' to a texter
  • - "As I see it," to a texter
  • - Texter's two-cents intro
  • - Lead-in to a texter's view
  • - Texter's qualification
  • - Letters introducing a POV
  • - Texter's qualifier
  • - "I'd say," in a text message
  • - 'As I would say,' in a text
  • - 'If you ask me,' in a text
  • - "I think," to a texter
  • - Preface to a texter's viewpoint
  • - Texter's 'I think ...'
  • - Intro to a texter's take
  • - 'Here's a thought,' briefly
  • - 'As I see things ...,' in a text
  • - Preface to a conviction
  • - "If you ask me . . ." text
  • - Letters before a viewpoint
  • - 'This texter thinks ...'
  • - Texter's opinion intro
  • - Tweeter's qualifier
  • - Preface for a personal view, in a text
  • - 'Here's what I think,' in texts
  • - "I'd say," to a texter
  • - Intro to a texting thought
  • - Texter's view introducer
  • - "I think," in texts
  • - Start of a Twitter rant, maybe
  • - 'You may disagree,' to texters
  • - Texter's "Just sayin'"
  • - 'As I see it,' via text
  • - 'Methinks,' in texts
  • - Texter's 'I believe'
  • - Texter's cautioning letters
  • - Texter's "It seems to me . . ."
  • - "According to me": Abbr.
  • - "but that's just me!"
  • - Abbr. before offering one's two cents
  • - "according to myself," in a text
  • - Texter's "I'd say ..."
  • - Letters preceding a view, on social media
  • - letters introducing a judgment
  • - "Editorially," in brief
  • - "Editorially speaking," briefly
  • - "As I see things," in comment threads
  • - "As I see it," in Internet shorthand
  • - "As I see it," in e-mail
  • - "As I see it," in an email
  • - "As I see it," in an e-mail
  • - 'I think,' Internet-style
  • - ...... pectore (from the bottom of the heart)
  • - Nigerian river
  • - "Just throwing it out there," initially
  • - "As I see it," in textspeak
  • - 'If you ask me...' in textspeak
  • - Online qualifier
  • - 'If you ask me ...,' for short
  • - 'As I see it ... '
  • - 'If you ask me ...'
  • - Cyberspeak "I think"
  • - Twitter shorthand
  • - Start of some thoughts shared on social media
  • - Texting "if you ask me..."
  • - 'If you ask me ...,' in shorthand
  • - 'if u ask me . . .'
  • - 'As I see it,' in chatrooms
  • - "2 tell u how I c it..."
  • - 'As I see it,' for short
  • - Brief 'I think'
  • - Online "If you ask me..."
  • - Point-of-view prelude
  • - "If you ask me," online
  • - Perspective preamble
  • - 'If you ask me,' briefly
  • - "BTW, what I think ..."
  • - "If you ask me" shorthand
  • - 'From where I sit,' briefly
  • - Pre-view letters
  • - "If you ask me," on Twitter
  • - "I believe," online
  • - 'I think,' in textspeak
  • - Internet initialism
  • - "I think," in an email
  • - 'You may not have asked me, but ...'
  • - Chatspeak qualifier
  • - Brief form of "Not that anyone asked, but..."
  • - "As I see it..." online
  • - Texting qualifier
  • - “if ur asking me …”
  • - take letters?
  • - "In my opinion . . ."
  • - Online qualifier that can add an H without really changing its meaning
  • - FWIW kin
  • - "The way I see it ..."
  • - abbreviation used by an opiner
  • - "The way I see it": Abbr.
  • - "sez me"
  • - Chat slang for 'I think': Abbr.
raptors
  • - Toronto ..., Canadian basketball team in the NBA with a dinosaur-themed name
  • - toronto
  • - Toronto ..., Canadian team in NBA which plays its home games at Scotiabank Arena
  • - Toronto team
  • - Toronto hoops pros
  • - Toronto NBA team
  • - NBA team with a dinosaur mascot
  • - "Jurassic Park" attack birds
  • - 'Jurassic Park' creatures
  • - Eagles, for instance
  • - Hawks and eagles
  • - Canadian cagers
  • - NBA team welcome in Jurassic Park?
  • - Hawks, e.g
  • - Avian predators take a dim view of hills
  • - Natural hunters
  • - "Jurassic Park" attackers
  • - Atlantic Division cagers
  • - Kites, for example
  • - Carnivorous birds
  • - "Jurassic Park" terrors
  • - Predatory birds
  • - Birds of prey
  • - NBA team
  • - who "they" are, in the "jurassic park" line "unless they figure out how to open doors"
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