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edimental

edimental adjective: simultaneously edible and decorative; grown both to be eaten and for aesthetic purposes.

Adjective

edimental (not comparable)

  1. Simultaneously edible and decorative; grown both to be eaten and for aesthetic purposes.

Noun

edimental (plural edimentals)

  1. A plant that is both edible and decorative.

Forms of edimental

pluraledimentals

Origin of edimental

Blend of edible + ornamental.

Questions about edimental

What does edimental mean?
Edimental means simultaneously edible and decorative; grown both to be eaten and for aesthetic purposes.
What part of speech is edimental?
Edimental can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near edimental in the dictionary

  1. Edigers
  2. edile
  3. ediles
  4. edileship
  5. edileships
  6. edimental
  7. edimentals
  8. edimmu
  9. Edin
  10. Edina
  11. Edinbourgeois

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