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es·cu·lent (es′kyo̵̅o̅ lənt, -kyə-)
adjective
fit for food; edible
Etymology: L esculentus < esca, food < IE *ēdes- < base *ed-, to eat > L edere, eat
noun
something fit for food, esp. a vegetable
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