Is Uneatable a Word?

adjective. Not fit to be eaten. 'The bed of green leaves were drenched in an unsubtle, highly acidic balsamic that made them uneatable. '

What does uneatable mean?

: not fit or able to be eaten : inedible … we were served with almost uneatable pieces of pork and quite uneatable yucca …—

Which is correct Unedible or inedible?

Unedible, uneatable, inedible - all mean the same. You would find uneatable in old writings, and you would also find an occasional example of unedible, but the current term is inedible.

Alexander Ross

Alexander Ross

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