Perishable
31perishable — per·ish·a·ble || perɪʃəbl n. product which can rot or spoil (fruit, food etc.) adj. expendable; spoils rapidly; likely to spoil; mortal …
32perishable — a. 1. Destructible, decaying, liable to decay. 2. Dying, mortal, frail …
33perishable — adj destructible, decayable, decomposable, biodegradable; undurable, fragile, frail, weak, delicate; impermanent, transitory, caducous, fugacious, transient, temporary, temporal; momentary, short lived, ephemeral, evanescent, volatile, passing,… …
34perishable — per·ish·able …
35perishable — Subject to speedy and natural decay (e.g. fruits, vegetables, dairy products, meat). But, where the time contemplated is necessarily long, the term may embrace property liable merely to material depreciation in value from other causes than such… …
36perishable — adj. & n. adj. liable to perish; subject to decay. n. a thing, esp. a foodstuff, subject to speedy decay. Derivatives: perishability n. perishableness n …
37perishable cargo — Cargo requiring refrigeration, such as meat, fruit, fresh vegetables, and medical department biologicals …
38perishable target — A force or activity at a specific location whose value as a target can decrease substantially during a specified time. A significant decrease in value occurs when the target moves or the operational circumstances change to the extent that the… …
39perishable body — Тленное тело …
40perishable commodity — A relative term used to describe a product, like fruit or fresh vegetables, which quickly deteriorates in quality and value. In re Rosenbaum Grain Corporation, C.C.A.I11., 83 F.2d 391, 393 …