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Definition 1:
To cook (food such as chicken, potatoes, or beef) with dry heat in an oven or over a fire + obj no obj compare bake grill.
Examples:
He roasted the chicken.
The chicken is roasting in the oven.
Definition 2:
To dry (something, such as a bean or nut) with heat + obj no obj .
Examples:
We roasted the peanuts over the fire.
The peanuts roasted over the fire.
Definition 3:
To be very hot .
Examples:
We were roasting in the hot sun.
You must be roasting [=baking, sweltering] in that sweater.
Definition 4:
To criticize (someone or something) severely .
Examples:
The movie is being roasted by the critics.
Definition 5:
To criticize (someone who is being honored at a special event) in a friendly or joking way :to tell jokes or funny stories about (someone) .
Examples:
Friends and family roasted him at his 40th birthday party.
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