Edible is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EDIBLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something fit to be eaten
• items of food
• Anything edible.
• any substance that can be used as food
ADJECTIVE:
• fit to be eaten (often used to contrast with unpalatable or poisonous varieties)
• Fit to be eaten as food; eatable; esculent; as, edible fishes.
• suitable for use as food
• fit to be eaten

Words related to EDIBLE

comestible16 edibility15 edibleness13 edibles10 esculent10

Words that contain EDIBLE

edibles10 credible13 inedible11 unedible11 nonedible12 edibleness13 incredible15 nonedibles13 uncredible15 credibleness17 ediblenesses15 crediblenesses19 incredibleness19 incrediblenesse20 incrediblenesses21

How to use EDIBLE in a sentence

• Everything that is edible, and passes under the hands of the cook, is more or less changed, and assumes new forms.
• Edible mushrooms are found in closely-fed pastures, but seldom grow in woods, where most of the poisonous sorts are to be found.
• Chalk pronounced to be edible a few hours after the others had partaken of it, furnished them with a welcome change of diet.
• Jose would do anything for a free cake, ice cream or anything edible.
• The flesh of such as were edible was cured and stored, as they foresaw the day when many people might be in Fort Refuge and the food would be needed.
• Other tender plant tops were used as a garnish and as greens, and many and varied were the edible roots that supplied their increasing desire for fresh vegetables.
• Primitive man, therefore, in his sweet simplicity, has only two modes open before him for deciding whether the things he finds are or are not strictly edible.
• This solid edible dwarfs our potatoes, a single root varying in weight from five to ten pounds, and sometimes even reaching the weight of fifty pounds.
• The former is the genuine, edible kind, without kernels, and propagated by cuttings of the roots.
• The various species of this genus are called by the general name of bayam, of which some are edible, as before observed.
• Deer tracks were plentiful, but it has long been conceded that the tracks are by far the least edible things pertaining to an animal.
• Among these there occur not merely species which are edible, and thus require the protection of a disguise, but others which are rejected on account of their unpalatableness.
• This becomes edible in the months of May and June and at this time it is eaten in great quantities.
• It will perceive the reality of things from that which is seen and visible, audible, edible, tangible, and that which can be smelled.
• They are small and not edible, quick as rats and difficult to catch.
• When these were gone no food was to be had but such herbs and edible roots and small animals as the forest afforded.
• Another portion had claws with which they dug edible roots, and they could also use them for scratching hand and foot holes in the face of a steep cliff.
• The mules care less for visible azure than for edible verdure, and soon carried us by this picture.
• Our native edible nuts are black walnut, hickories and chestnut.
• I thought he would make a good companion-piece for the polar bear, and he was quite edible.
• It was a turtle of the species Midas, the edible green turtle, so called from the color both of its shell and fat.
• The cultivation of this edible has of late so much increased, as in some districts to constitute the chief food of the natives.
• Nothing edible now stood between her little daughters and the grave.
• The most edible fish, and one of the most common is the Roh, but it is not the Roh of Bengal, and might well be called Cyprinus ruber.

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