Antonym: imperishable. Similar words: perish, cherish, feverish, laughable, breathable, impoverish, impoverished, unimpeachable. Meaning: ['perɪʃəbl] 
n. food that will decay rapidly if not refrigerated. adj. liable to perish; subject to destruction or death or decay.
n. food that will decay rapidly if not refrigerated. adj. liable to perish; subject to destruction or death or decay. 
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(1) A'use by'date must be stamped on all perishable goods.
(2) Many fresh foods are highly perishable.
(3) Butter is perishable and can go rancid.
(4) Perishable food should be stored in a refrigerator.
(5) Fruits are perishable in transit.
(6) It's important to store perishable food in a cool place.
(7) Keep perishable foods under refrigeration.
(8) Thawed meat is as perishable as fresh meat.
(9) What is sown is perishable, what is raised is imperishable.
(10) Pack a well-insulated cooler with perishable foods the day of the picnic.
(11) There are occasional quick sales of perishable goods, such as garlic and frozen shrimp.
(12) This is particularly important for perishable goods and dated items.
(13) They also facilitated the movement of perishable dead meat quite long distances.
(14) They exchanged perishable consumer goods which were mutually valuable in the ordinary fashion of barter trade.
(15) Dangerous goods and perishable goods are two examples of operational specializations worth serious consideration.
(16) Because soft cheeses are perishable[Sentencedict.com ], they are kept small and / or thin; they are quickly ripened from the surface.
(17) Perishable goods would perish or would have to be warehoused at an additional cost.
(18) Perishable food or sweets hidden away in drawers may attract mice or insects or may go off.
(19) They have more moisture, so are more perishable than yellow onions.
(20) Perishable goods are subject to damage in transit.
(21) Let's take a look first at perishable agricultural commodities.
(22) It was therefore necessary to treat, for example, labour markets in much the same way as the market for perishable fruit.
(23) Food safety training Last year more than 50,000 members of staff completed the training designed for staff handling perishable foods.
(24) She notes with an asterisk the dishes that contain highly perishable ingredients and makes those at the beginning of the week.
(25) The low moisture content and salt content are preservative; hence, they are less perishable than the sausages previously described.
(26) Salt acts as a preservative in butter; sweet butter is more perishable than salted butter and is usually priced higher.
(27) In 1990 alone, it handled 32,000 tonnes of freight, including a variety of perishable products.
(28) Then you turn 40 and, to your horror, you find that you are all too perishable.
(29) An often-heard analogy in the airline industry is that seats are perishable like fruit.
(30) Bacteria that cause food poisoning multiply more rapidly in perishable foods left at room temperature for more than two hours.
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