Nutritional Terms

noun food items

adjective related to food or edibles

• The store specializes in high-quality comestibles sourced from local farms.
• I'm going to grab some comestibles from the grocery store for the party.
• Let's pick up some fancy comestibles for the picnic.
• Literature can be considered as intellectual comestibles for the mind.

noun a substance that is able to be eaten or consumed

adjective describing a quality of being able to be eaten or consumed

• The chef prepared a variety of edible arrangements for the event.
• I only eat edible flowers when they are in season.
• Those brownies were so good, they were totally edible.
• His jokes were so bad, they were barely edible.

noun a powder obtained by grinding grain, typically wheat, and used to make bread, cakes, and pastry

• The baker used high-quality flour to make the bread.
• Can you grab the flour from the pantry for me?
• I heard that new bakery uses top-notch flour in their pastries.
• Education is the flour that nourishes the mind.

noun a condition or syndrome characterized by the overcooking or burning of meat, particularly chops

• Burnt chop syndrome is a term used in the medical field to describe a condition where patients experience a burnt taste in their mouth after eating.
• Have you ever heard of burnt chop syndrome? It's when you taste something burnt after eating.
• I think I have a case of burnt chop syndrome after that BBQ last night.
• Dealing with that difficult client gave me a case of burnt chop syndrome - it left a bad taste in my mouth.

noun a plant-based alternative to dairy milk

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• I prefer to use mylk instead of regular milk in my coffee.
• Do you want some mylk in your cereal?
• I love how creamy this mylk is!
• Her kindness was like mylk, soothing and comforting.