Kollokation
They suggest using a toast rack to keep the lasagna noodles from sticking together.
On the western side is a pleasant collection of streets known as the toast rack, because of their alignment.
"You could buy a toast rack for a few hundred pounds," Mr. Taubman said.
'Pray note that my chest does not appear to be a toast rack in a wet paper bag.'
Ronnie looked over the toast rack and chose whole wheat with raisins.
She hushed them, setting Silk's plate and the toast rack before him.
'All those poor boys,' said the monsignor, reaching for the toast rack.
"I have," Ramage said, passing the toast rack to Smith.
It may have been an ashtray, or a pincushion, or a toast rack.
She put them in a toast rack and fed in four more.
