Mān’du-ca-ble, a.
a. [Fr. & Sp. manducable. See infra.] Capable of being manducated or chewed; masticable; hence, suitable to be eaten. [Rare.]
If tangible by his fingers, why not by his teeth, that is, manducable? Coleridge.
a. [Fr. & Sp. manducable. See infra.] Capable of being manducated or chewed; masticable; hence, suitable to be eaten. [Rare.]
If tangible by his fingers, why not by his teeth, that is, manducable? Coleridge.