Pronunciation: /ˈkʌməstəbəl/
noun a noun representing something that is edible or fit to be eaten
A1 I like to eat comestibles like fruits and vegetables.
A2 In some cultures, insects are considered comestibles.
B1 The restaurant offers a variety of comestibles on their menu.
B2 The food critic praised the chef's use of unique comestibles in the dishes.
C1 The gourmet store specializes in rare and exotic comestibles from around the world.
C2 The chef created a tasting menu featuring the finest comestibles sourced from local farms.
formal The chef prepared a variety of comestible dishes for the dinner party.
informal I'm craving some comestible snacks right now.
slang Let's grab some comestibles and have a picnic in the park.
figurative Her words were like comestibles for my soul, providing comfort and nourishment.
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