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gibbable

gibbable adjective: capable of being gibbed (destroyed and turned into pieces of debris).

Adjective

gibbable (comparative more gibbable, superlative most gibbable)

  1. Capable of being gibbed (destroyed and turned into pieces of debris).
    • Gibbable corpses. I want to be able to maul those poor dead beasties.1996 July 12, Andrew S. Wheat, “My Quake wishlist”, in rec.games.computer.quake.misc (Usenet)

Forms of gibbable

comparativemore gibbable
superlativemost gibbable

Origin of gibbable

From gib + -able.

Questions about gibbable

What does gibbable mean?
Gibbable means capable of being gibbed (destroyed and turned into pieces of debris).
What part of speech is gibbable?
Gibbable is an adjective.

Words near gibbable in the dictionary

  1. Gibanga
  2. gibanica
  3. gibaro
  4. gibaros
  5. Gibb
  6. gibbable
  7. Gibbard's theorem
  8. Gibbard-Satterthwaite theorem
  9. gibbed
  10. gibbed lathe
  11. gibbed lathes

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