eatable
- noun
- /ˈiːtəbl/
- The chef prepared a delicious dish, ensuring that every ingredient was an eatable part of the meal.
Examples
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Ladies and gentlemen of the Galeries Gourmet, my name is Willy Wonka, and I have come to show you a marvelous morsel, an incredible edible, an unbeatable eatable, the likes of which this world has never seen.
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At the picnic, we brought sandwiches and fruits, all of which were eatable delights.
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The children were excited to try the new recipes, each one an eatable treat they could enjoy.
Synonyms
A thing from nature, like a plant or mushroom, that you can eat
Food kept to eat later
Something that provides food for animals or living cells
Food and drink kept or prepared to eat
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Eatables is formed from eat + -able and literally means 'things that can be eaten', often used for snacks or food items. So, eatables refers to any food you can eat.