youthful
EnglishMerriam-Webster Dictionaryspan>She eagled the fourth hole.
EnglishMerriam-Webster DictionaryHistory and Etymology
Noun
Middle English egle, from Anglo-French egle, aigle, from Latin aquilaFirst Known Use
before 12th century, in the meaning defined aboveExamples
- //They were within earshot of each other.
- //babysitters should remain within earshot of young children
First Known Use
1607, in the meaning defined aboveExamples
Adjective
- //a survival course in which you learn which wild plants are eatable
Noun
- //the buffet table aboard the cruise ship always had a tempting array of eatables
eatable
adjective
Synonyms & Antonyms
- suitable for use as food //a survival course in which you learn which wild plants are eatableSynonymsHistory and EtymologyNounMiddle English egle, from Anglo-French egle, aigle, from Latin aquilaFirst Known Usebefore 12th century, in the meaning defined aboveExamples
- //They were within earshot of each other.
- //babysitters should remain within earshot of young children
First Known Use1607, in the meaning defined aboveExamplesAdjective- //a survival course in which you learn which wild plants are eatable
Noun- //the buffet table aboard the cruise ship always had a tempting array of eatables
eatableadjectiveSynonyms & Antonyms
- suitable for use as food //a survival course in which you learn which wild plants are eatableSynonymsHistory and EtymologyNounMiddle English egle, from Anglo-French egle, aigle, from Latin aquilaFirst Known Usebefore 12th century, in the meaning defined aboveExamples
- //They were within earshot of each other.
- //babysitters should remain within earshot of young children
First Known Use1607, in the meaning defined aboveExamplesAdjective- //a survival course in which you learn which wild plants are eatable
Noun- //the buffet table aboard the cruise ship always had a tempting array of eatables
eatableadjectiveSynonyms & Antonyms
- suitable for use as food //a survival course in which you learn which wild plants are eatableSynonymsHistory and EtymologyNounMiddle English egle, from Anglo-French egle, aigle, from Latin aquilaFirst Known Usebefore 12th century, in the meaning defined aboveExamples
- //They were within earshot of each other.
- //babysitters should remain within earshot of young children
First Known Use1607, in the meaning defined aboveExamplesAdjective- //a survival course in which you learn which wild plants are eatable
Noun- //the buffet table aboard the cruise ship always had a tempting array of eatables
eatableadjectiveSynonyms & Antonyms
- suitable for use as food //a survival course in which you learn which wild plants are eatable
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