Pronunciation: /ˈkʌməstəbəlz/
noun food items
A1 I bought some comestibles at the grocery store.
A2 She packed a variety of comestibles for the picnic.
B1 The hotel provides a selection of comestibles for breakfast.
B2 The gourmet shop offers high-quality comestibles for sale.
C1 The chef created a menu featuring exquisite comestibles.
C2 The food critic praised the restaurant for its innovative use of comestibles.
adjective related to food or edibles
A1 I prefer simple comestibles like fruits and vegetables.
A2 The store sells a variety of comestibles, including snacks and drinks.
B1 The restaurant offers a menu with a selection of comestibles from different cuisines.
B2 The gourmet market specializes in high-quality comestibles imported from around the world.
C1 The chef created a tasting menu featuring rare and exotic comestibles.
C2 The connoisseur's collection of comestibles included truffles, caviar, and aged cheeses.
formal The store specializes in high-quality comestibles sourced from local farms.
informal I'm going to grab some comestibles from the grocery store for the party.
slang Let's pick up some fancy comestibles for the picnic.
figurative Literature can be considered as intellectual comestibles for the mind.
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