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feeable

feeable adjective: for which a fee may be charged.

Adjective

feeable (not comparable)

  1. For which a fee may be charged.
    • And, after all, John, it is indeed a feeable service.2012, William Schnurr, Johnnie Death

Origin of feeable

From fee + -able.

Questions about feeable

What does feeable mean?
Feeable means for which a fee may be charged.
What part of speech is feeable?
Feeable is an adjective.

Words near feeable in the dictionary

  1. fee-fi-fo-fum
  2. fee-for-service
  3. fee-simple
  4. fee-splitting
  5. fee-splittings
  6. feeable
  7. Feeali
  8. feeb
  9. Feeback
  10. Feebacks
  11. feebate

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