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Palatable

to the palate or taste savory hence acceptable pleasing as palatable food palatable advice Opposite of unpalatable

as the tones of the voice by means of the palate to palatalize as to palatize a letter or sound

the front of the tongue near or touching the hard palate as y or with the blade of the tongue near

Of or pertaining to the palate palatine as the palatal bones

as the tones of the voice by means of the palate

Palatableness

Palatal palatine

combining form used in anatomy to indicate relation to the palate or connection with the palate as in palatolingual

(as understood in the narrow sense) to make it more palatable and digestible In my opinion the problems posed cannot be

in form and abounds in farinaceous matter affording sweet and palatable food