ital
- adjective
- /ˈaɪtəl/
- Jargon
- She prefers to eat ital food, which is both healthy and environmentally friendly.
Examples
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The almost moments, like this: "he takes care of the baby while I cook up some ital food."
Blog text (12) -
God, I'm really overusing the ital tag these days.
Blog text (2) -
To Bob, it didn't matter what the denizens of Babylon (the Rasta term for all that is not ital in the sight of Jah) said.
Academic text (1995) -
At the festival, we enjoyed delicious ital dishes made with fresh vegetables and herbs.
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Many Rastafarians emphasize the importance of an ital lifestyle that is free from artificial additives.
Synonyms
Food and products from farms that do not use chemical pesticides or artificial additives
Grown or made without artificial chemicals, often for food
Antonyms
How Natural
Surface Forms
Etymology
Ital comes from Jamaican Rastafarian use and many people link it to the English word vital, which means 'life'. So calling food or a way of living ital is a way to say it is natural and 'life-giving', without artificial or processed things.