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toastrack

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Noun1.toastrack - a rack for holding slices of toast
rack - framework for holding objects
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SWOOSHING down a water slide at Rhyl Sun Centre, taking a donkey ride or even a trip on a Llandudno electric railway car-known locally as the toastrack - were some of the fun things to do in North Wales down the years.
flash BACK: Time off for good behaviour; HAPPY HOLIDAYS by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
IT WAS good to see Sulamani - the flying toastrack - get the cut in the ground he needs nowadays to show his best.
David Ashforth: 'Flying toastrack' looks good value for Arc Drop in ... by The Racing Post (London, England)
To be as beautiful, as seductive, as kittenish as the procession of dim starlets queuing outside his bedroom door for an appointment with he of the cavernous wrinkles and toastrack ribs.
Stay with him Sheryl and you had better get used to beatings by Riddell, Mary / The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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