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celiac
This term is used both as a medical descriptor and as a personal identifier. When used as an adjective, it specifically modifies medical conditions or patients, maintaining a clinical and neutral tone. When used as a noun, it serves as a shorthand for "a person with celiac disease," which is common in both medical and social contexts to describe dietary requirements.
In North American English, the spelling "celiac" is standard, whereas British English typically uses "coeliac." The noun form is countable, referring to individuals, while the adjective form remains invariant.
Meanings
Examples
Does this restaurant offer a celiac friendly menu?
Does this restaurant offer a celiac friendly menu?
She was diagnosed with celiac disease when she was a child.
I wonder if the bakery uses a separate area for celiac customers.
Is there any gluten in this sauce? I am celiac.
The doctor explained how celiac disease affects the small intestine.
We need to ensure the kitchen is safe for any celiac guests.
Being a celiac means avoiding wheat, barley, and rye entirely.