The bread cooled on a wire rack, crust hardening.

Meaning: This sentence describes the bread being left on a wire rack to cool, causing the crust to become hard.

Choice of Words: Bread: a food made from flour, water, and yeast, Cooled: to become less hot, Wire rack: a metal frame with wires used for cooling or drying things, Crust: the hard outer part of bread, Hardening: becoming hard.

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