unchewable
- adjective
- /ʌnˈtʃuːəbl/
- After hours of cooking, the roast was still unchewable and stringy.
Examples
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The steak they served me was practically unchewable due to all the gristle.
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The steak was so overcooked that it was completely unchewable.
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I had to spit out the unchewable piece of meat because it was impossible to swallow.
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This steak is completely unchewable!
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The meat was so unchewable that I had to spit it out.
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She tried to eat the chicken, but it was unchewable and tough.
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After hours of cooking, the meat remained unchewable and barely edible.
Synonyms
Hard to cut and chew, often meat or old bread
Not safe to eat because it can make you sick
Tough and full of thin fibers that are hard to chew
Meat with tough bits that are hard to chew
Having tough stringy parts that are hard to chew
Not gentle or kind in manner and not soft in feel
Not safe or good to eat
Antonyms
How Chewable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Unchewable breaks into un- 'not', chew 'to bite and crush food', and -able 'can be'. So unchewable simply means 'not able to be chewed', like very tough meat you cannot bite and eat.