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1 muðlungr
m. arbutus-berries, also of uneatable berries. -
2 ætr
a. eatable (allt þat er ætt er).* * *adj. [eta, át], eatable, Hkr. ii. 252, Grág. ii. 122, 192, Bárð. 176; ú-ætr, uneatable. -
3 úæti
n. uneatable thing. -
4 úætr
a. uneatable, unfit to be eaten.
См. также в других словарях:
uneatable — [spelling only] … English World dictionary
uneatable — inedible, uneatable Inedible means ‘not suitable for eating’, whereas uneatable refers to food and means ‘not fit to be eaten’ because of its condition rather than its nature … Modern English usage
uneatable — See uneatable, inedible … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
uneatable, inedible — These words are synonyms, each meaning unfit to be eaten, not eatable : The dinner was inedible (or uneatable). Inedible is more often used and does not carry the label of informal which uneatable does. Inedible applies to something that could be … Dictionary of problem words and expressions
uneatable — adj. * * * … Universalium
uneatable — adjective Not eatable; not fit for eating … Wiktionary
uneatable — un|eat|able [ʌnˈi:təbəl] adj a word meaning unpleasant or unsuitable to eat, that some people think is incorrect = ↑inedible … Dictionary of contemporary English
uneatable — un|eat|a|ble [ ʌn itəbl ] adjective not safe or pleasant to eat: INEDIBLE … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
uneatable — adj. unsuitable for eating, unedible, not eatable … English contemporary dictionary
uneatable — adjective not fit to be eaten … English new terms dictionary
uneatable — adjective a word meaning unpleasant or unsuitable to eat, that some people think is incorrect; inedible … Longman dictionary of contemporary English