Cold
Cold adjective - Having a low or subnormal temperature.
Usage example: an unusually cold spring that was followed by a sweltering summer
Toasty
Toasty adjective - Having or giving off heat to a moderate degree.
Usage example: I'm nice and toasty in front of the fire
Both words in one sentence
- Stearns waits until February when said field has two feet of snow on it, then rolls up with an army equipped with toasty-warm winter gear and ski-mounted artillery and logistics vehicles, laughing about how cold Baner's mercenaries look.
Source: Literature / 1632 -
Evil Is Deathly Cold: Played with; Bakrakra/Catheter III is always freezing cold, to the point her personal chambers are depicted with flickering flames like the interior of a furnace, and her demand to be kept warm and toasty fuels the Yuk/Krud war against the Joyces/Verigreens.
Source: Western Animation / Insektors
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