a. and sb. [f. COOK v.1 + -ABLE.] A. adj. That can be cooked. B. sb. Anything that may be cooked for food (cf. eatable).

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1858.  Gen. P. Thompson, Audi Alt., II. lxxii. 18. Canada will doubtless furnish some equally savoury cookable.

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1884.  W. M. Williams in Pop. Sc. Monthly, XXIV. No. 6. 773. All the cookable and eatable fats fall into the class ‘fixed oils.’

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