Drinkable

/ˈdrɪŋkəbl/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Safe to drink; suitable for consumption.

The river water was tested and confirmed to be drinkable.

Having a pleasant taste and suitable for drinking.

The wine from the region is known for being exceptionally drinkable.

Referring to any liquid that is acceptable for human consumption.

Make sure the water is drinkable before filling your bottle.

From the verb 'drink' + the suffix '-able', meaning 'capable of being drank'.

potable water

Water that is safe to drink.

drinkable quality

The standard of being safe for consumption.

make it drinkable

To treat or purify something so it can be safely consumed.

potable

Water that is safe for drinking.

beverage

A drink, especially one other than water.

hydration

The process of causing something to absorb water.

A term used to describe low-quality alcohol that is still drinkable.

This cheap vodka is not great, but it's drinkable.

Refers to anything that is considered acceptable to drink in a casual context.

That beer is a bit old, but it's still drinkable.