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Definition of edible
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Edible
(a.) Fit to be eaten as food;
eatable;
esculent;
as,
edible
fishes..
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Papaw
::
Papaw (n.) A tree of the genus
Asimina
(A.
triloba),
growing
in the
western
and
southern
parts of the
United
States,
and
producing
a sweet
edible
fruit;
also, the fruit
itself..
Likely
::
Likely
(a.)
Worthy
of
belief;
probable;
credible;
as, a
likely
story..
Chestnut
::
Chestnut
(n.) The
edible
nut of a
forest
tree
(Castanea
vesca)
of
Europe
and
America.
Commonly
two or more of the nuts grow in a
prickly
bur.
Chufa
::
Chufa (n.) A
sedgelike
plant
(Cyperus
esculentus)
producing
edible
tubers,
native
about the
Mediterranean,
now
cultivated
in many
regions;
the earth
almond..
Bayatte
::
Bayatte
(n.) A
large,
edible,
siluroid
fish of the Nile, of two
species
(Bagrina
bayad and B.
docmac)..
Root
::
Root (n.) An
edible
or
esculent
root,
especially
of such
plants
as
produce
a
single
root, as the beet,
carrot,
etc.; as, the root
crop..
Incredibleness
::
Incredibleness
(n.)
Incredibility.
Kalong
::
Kalong
(n.) A fruit bat, esp. the
Indian
edible
fruit bat
(Pteropus
edulis)..
Swiftly
::
Swiftlet
(n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of small East
Indian
and
Asiatic
swifts
of the genus
Collocalia.
Some of the
species
are noted for
furnishing
the
edible
bird's
nest. See
Illust.
under
Edible.
Neossine
::
Neossine
(n.) The
substance
constituting
the
edible
bird's
nest.
Chanterelle
::
Chanterelle
(n.) A name for
several
species
of
mushroom,
of which one
(Cantharellus
cibrius)
is
edible,
the
others
reputed
poisonous..
Esculent
::
Esculent
(a.)
Suitable
to be used by man for food;
eatable;
edible;
as,
esculent
plants;
esculent
fish..
Cabrilla
::
Cabrilla
(n.) A name
applied
to
various
species
of
edible
fishes
of the genus
Serranus,
and
related
genera,
inhabiting
the
Meditarranean,
the coast of
California,
etc. In
California,
some of them are also
called
rock bass and kelp
salmon..
Eelpout
::
Eelpout
(n.) A
European
fish
(Zoarces
viviparus),
remarkable
for
producing
living
young;
--
called
also
greenbone,
guffer,
bard, and
Maroona
eel. Also, an
American
species
(Z.
anguillaris),
--
called
also
mutton
fish, and,
erroneously,
congo eel, ling, and
lamper
eel. Both are
edible,
but of
little
value..
Echinus
::
Echinus
(n.) A genus of
echinoderms,
including
the
common
edible
sea
urchin
of
Europe..
Weever
::
Weever
(n.) Any one of
several
species
of
edible
marine
fishes
belonging
to the genus
Trachinus,
of the
family
Trachinidae.
They have a broad
spinose
head, with the eyes
looking
upward.
The long
dorsal
fin is
supported
by
numerous
strong,
sharp
spines
which cause
painful
wounds..
Uncredible
::
Uncredible
(a.)
Incredible.
Monkey''s Puzzle
::
Monkey's
puzzle
() A lofty
coniferous
Chilian
tree
(Araucaria
imbricata),
the
branches
of which are so
crowded
and
intertwisted
as to
puzzle
a
monkey
to
climb.
The
edible
nuts are over an inch long, and are
called
pi–on
by the
Chilians..
Bilberry
::
Bilberry
(n.) The
European
whortleberry
(Vaccinium
myrtillus);
also, its
edible
bluish
black
fruit..
Inmeats
::
Inmeats
(n.pl.)
The
edible
viscera
of
animals,
as the
heart,
liver,
etc..
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