Widely sought after or extremely popular (of celebrities, products, etc.)

(idiom) Appealing to the masses and widely enjoyed; used to describe excellent literature, music, or other things that are praised and spread by word of mouth.

extremely hot, like the heat of a fire; broiling or blazing weather

to roast or grill over a fire; to toast meat or other food

remains of a meal; food leftovers; (figuratively) crumbs or scraps from a table given as a meager favor

to scorch by fire or heat; (of the sun) to beat down on

food and drink left over after a meal; often used to mean the crumbs or charity from a rich person's table

literary; to be personally taught or influenced by a person of great learning; to be enlightened by direct contact with someone

(literary, from Mencius) to suck or gnaw at a piece of roasted meat; describing a manner of eating

to expose the back to the sun for warmth; to sunbathe

scorching heat; torrid or stiflingly hot weather

roasted chicken and wine soaked in cotton, used as a modest sacrifice to the deceased

to scorch or burn; to roast in the heat of the sun

stewed brisket; slow-cooked beef brisket

(literary) to pass around dishes or serve snacks at a banquet; historically referring to roasted meat specifically, but used for food in general

to expect results too early or prematurely, literally meaning to see a crossbow pellet and expect a roasted owl.