toast rack

British  

noun

1. a small stand consisting of a usually oblong base with a number of open-sided partitions between which pieces of toast may be stood upright

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Example Sentences

There were also objections to the proposed design, with Ms Millan likening it to a "toast rack".

From BBC

Halfway along the hall was a semicircular table against the wall, and on it was a polished wooden stand, like a toast rack, for holding letters.

From Literature

As it happened, she had purged her drawers recently, and some curious items remained: the aforementioned pastry blender, a cherry pitter, two garlic presses, a toast rack and a pasta noodle slicer.

From New York Times

Ms. Mendelson said she had once imagined herself as the sort of person who deployed a toast rack at her family breakfast table and made her own pasta.

From New York Times

A server might steer you to rockfish chowder accompanied by a toast rack.

From Washington Post