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  • adjective Capable of being carved.

Etymologies

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carve +‎ -able

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Examples

  • Second, maybe these folks find that it's more fun to grow them into carvable size and display them than it is to consume them when they're dainty and then gift (what a new verb!) everyone near them with radish breath and other unpleasantness.

    Radish Night in Oaxaca 2006

  • Second, maybe these folks find that it's more fun to grow them into carvable size and display them than it is to consume them when they're dainty and then gift (what a new verb!) everyone near them with radish breath and other unpleasantness.

    Radish Night in Oaxaca 2006

  • Second, maybe these folks find that it's more fun to grow them into carvable size and display them than it is to consume them when they're dainty and then gift (what a new verb!) everyone near them with radish breath and other unpleasantness.

    Radish Night in Oaxaca 2006

  • Second, maybe these folks find that it's more fun to grow them into carvable size and display them than it is to consume them when they're dainty and then gift (what a new verb!) everyone near them with radish breath and other unpleasantness.

    Radish Night in Oaxaca 2006

  • This crazy might have included a trip to the supermarket down the road, where they might have had a huge cardboard box, that might have been filled with big carvable pumpkins.

    Archive 2008-10-01 Lee Lee 2008

  • Second, maybe these folks find that it's more fun to grow them into carvable size and display them than it is to consume them when they're dainty and then gift (what a new verb!) everyone near them with radish breath and other unpleasantness.

    Radish Night in Oaxaca 2006

  • Second, maybe these folks find that it's more fun to grow them into carvable size and display them than it is to consume them when they're dainty and then gift (what a new verb!) everyone near them with radish breath and other unpleasantness.

    Radish Night in Oaxaca 2006

  • Second, maybe these folks find that it's more fun to grow them into carvable size and display them than it is to consume them when they're dainty and then gift (what a new verb!) everyone near them with radish breath and other unpleasantness.

    Radish Night in Oaxaca 2006

  • Second, maybe these folks find that it's more fun to grow them into carvable size and display them than it is to consume them when they're dainty and then gift (what a new verb!) everyone near them with radish breath and other unpleasantness.

    Radish Night in Oaxaca 2006

  • This crazy might have included a trip to the supermarket down the road, where they might have had a huge cardboard box, that might have been filled with big carvable pumpkins.

    Samhain decorating. Lee Lee 2008

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