warm as toast

Outside, the light is beginning to fail; inside, it's warm as toast.

Believe me, once you come back in, it feels warm as toast."

The hand that Gabriel held was warm as toast.

Many hours later, warm as toast under the down comforter on Tom's bed, she was no closer to an answer.

"How on earth can you be warm as toast, dressed in nothing but a kilt?"

Thus has the simile warm as toast been thrust aside.

Warm as toast it was, but it wasn't going to be for much longer.

And here I have been lying warm as toast."

The bed on Ed's side was as warm as toast," she reported.

It was muddy and cold, but he was as warm as toast.

"We're warm as toast even in the snow here because he has marshaled all the energy we need for the palace.

The bed was wonderfully comfortable, the pillows soft, and the sleeping-bags light but warm as toast.

Just for the heck of it, I left my nightshirt off and slept on top the covers that night, warm as toast.

I bet some of them would be as warm as toast to wallow in."

"It's a most beautiful fur rug, and will be as warm as toast.

It's warm as toast in there right now."

Feel her - warm as toast.

Mine are dry and warm as toast."

With this jacket I got on, I'm as warm as toast."

The one I had shipped home in 1985 is finally showing signs of wear, but it's still light as marshmallows, warm as toast.

"I say, you're warm as toast," he said.

"The kitchen is warm as toast when the old cooking-stove is stoked up!

"Fifteen minutes, you'll be as warm as toast."

A coat made of this is water repellent and warm as toast, yet porous enough to allow the garment to "breathe" when the thermometer climbs.

'I am warm as toast,' Joan said unsympathetically.