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1. (adj.) eatable
edible.
2. (n.) eatable
Usu., eatables. articles of food.
Etymology: (1475–85)
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| Definition of 'eatable' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) comestible, edible, eatable, pabulum, victual, victuals
any substance that can be used as food
2. (adj) edible, comestible, eatable
suitable for use as food
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| Definition of 'eatable' |
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1. (adj) eatable
capable of being eaten; fit to be eaten; proper for food; esculent; edible
2. (noun) eatable
something fit to be eaten
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Sense: fit to be eaten
The meal was scarcely eatable.
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 Afrikaans: eetbaar |
 Arabic: صالِح لِلأْكل |
 Bulgarian: годен за ядене |
 Brazilian: comestível |
 Czech: k jídlu; jedlý |
 German: eßbar |
 Danish: spiselig |
 Greek: εδώδιμος |
 Spanish: comestible |
 Estonian: söödav |
 Farsi: قابل خوردن؛ خوراکی |
 Finnish: syömäkelpoinen |
 French: mangeable |
 Hebrew: אָכִיל |
 Hindi: खाद्य |
 Croatian: jestiv |
 Hungarian: ehető |
 Indonesian: layak dimakan |
 Icelandic: ætur |
 Italian: mangiabile, commestibile |
 Japanese: 食べられる |
 Korean: 먹을 수 있는 |
 Lithuanian: valgomas |
 Latvian: ēdams |
 Malay: boleh dimakan |
 Dutch: eetbaar |
 Norwegian: spiselig |
 Polish: jadalny |
 Persian: قابل خوردن؛ خوراکی |
 Pashto: خورا كى شيان، خواړه |
 Portuguese: comestível |
 Romanian: bun de mâncat |
 Russian: съедобный |
 Slovak: jedlý |
 Slovenian: užiten |
 Serbian: jestiv |
 Swedish: ätlig |
 Thai: สามารถทานได้ |
 Turkish: yenebilir |
 Taiwanese: 可食用的 |
 Ukrainian: їстівний |
 Urdu: کھانے کے لائق |
 Vietnamese: ăn được |
 Chinese: 可食用的 |
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