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eatingadjective suitable for use as foodcrab apples are not actually eating apples comestible, eatable, edible, esculent absorbable, chewable, digestible, ingestible, swallowablenourishing, nutritious, nutritiveappetizing, delicious, flavorful, palatable, savory(also savoury), succulent, tasty, toothsome, toothy inedible, nonedible, uneatable indigestible, nondigestible, nonnutritious, undigestible eatingverbpresent participle of eatto take in as foodhaving gone all day without food, we greedily ate the hamburgers consuming, ingesting, partaking (of), putting away, putting down, tucking (away or in) digesting, downing, mouthing (down), swallowingbolting, chowing (down on), devouring, glutting (on), gobbling (up or down), gorging, gulping, scoffing, slopping, snarfing (down), swilling, wolfingchewing, gnawing (at or on), gumming, lapping, licking, nibbling (on), nursing, picking (at)relishing, savoring(also savouring), tastingbanqueting, dining, faring, feasting, gormandizing, pigging out, regalingdispatching, polishing offbreakfasting, lunching, suppingmunching, noshing, snacking to consume or wear away graduallythe pot's protective coating was eaten away by the acid biting (at), corroding, eroding, fretting, gnawing, nibbling breaking down, breaking up, decomposing, disintegrating, dissolvingdecimating, destroying, devastating, ruining, wasting, wrecking freshening, recreating, refreshening, refreshing, regenerating, rejuvenating, renewing, restoring, revitalizing, reviving to take a mealwhere's the best place to eat in this town? dining, faring, feeding, partaking, refreshing, victualing(or victualling) banqueting, feasting, repastingchowing (down), digging inglutting, gorging, gormandizing, overeating, overfeeding, pigging outgrazing, nibbling, noshing, picking, snackingboarding, dining out, messingbreakfasting, lunching, suppingpicnicking breaking bread dieting, fasting to disturb the peace of mind of (someone) especially by repeated disagreeable actsit really eats me the way people go to national parks to enjoy nature—and then leave their litter behind aggravating, annoying, bothering, bugging, burning (up), chafing, exasperating, frosting, galling, getting, grating, griping, hacking (off), irking, irritating, itching, narking(British), nettling, peeving, persecuting, piquing, putting out, rasping, riling, ruffling, spiting, vexing hassling, hecklingnagginginflaming(also enflaming), provoking, rousingbadgering, baiting, bullyragging(also ballyragging), deviling(or devilling), hagriding, harassing, harrying, pestering, plaguing, teasingangering, antagonizing, enraging, incensing, infuriating, maddening, rankling, roilingagitating, discomforting, discomposing, disquieting, distressing, exercising, freaking (out), fretting, perturbing, undoing, unhinging, unsettling, upsetting, worryingaffronting, insulting, miffing, offending, outraging getting one's goat, getting on one's nerves, getting to, rubbing the wrong way, setting one's teeth on edge, sticking in one's craw, wearing on appeasing, conciliating, mollifying, obliging, pacifying, placating, propitiatingdelighting, gladdening, gratifying, pleasing, satisfyingassuring, cheering, comforting, consoling, contenting, quieting, reassuring, solacing, soothing in the 15th century |