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eating
[ ee-ting ]
noun
- the act of a person or thing that eats.
- food with reference to its quality or tastiness when eaten:
This fish is delicious eating.
adjective
- used in eating:
They brought out plates and eating utensils for dinner.
- good or fit to eat, especially raw: Compare baking ( def 5 ), cooking ( def 4 ).
A sweet, crisp Gala is the perfect eating apple for a summer salad.
eating
/ ˈːɪŋ /
noun
- food, esp in relation to its quality or taste
this fruit makes excellent eating
adjective
- relating to or suitable for eating, esp uncooked
eating pears
- relating to or for eating
an eating house
Other 51Թ Forms
- ܲ··Բ adjective
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of eating1
Example Sentences
After so many years of eating the rich, the taste has grown bland.
I wanted a cake that felt like eating fruit in the sun, like something you’d be served on the ivy-covered patio of a neighborhood trattoria, the air thick with early summer heat.
But to Donald’s credit, Booker had to stand up for 25 hours straight, without a bathroom break, without eating, without resting and had to hold the floor of the U.S.
Interestingly, the trend’s resurgence in 2022 underscored a shift in both our eating and social habits: Following the pandemic’s peak, an increasing number of individuals were craving communal dining experiences and opportunities to reconnect.
Noemi Hurtado said she was eating with her friends at Blair Middle School on Wednesday when the female security officer told her to stop being so loud.
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