shootable
shootable adjective: able to be shot.
Adjective
shootable (comparative more shootable, superlative most shootable)
- able to be shot
- Amongst other animals shootable are the native bear--a sluggish creature looking like a small bear; the bandicoot, a small animal with a pig's head and snout; the native cat; cockatoos, parrots, eagles, hawks, owls, parroquets, wild turkey, quail, native pheasants, teal, native companions...1883, R. E. N. (Richard) Twopeny, Town Life in Australia
- I've shot and hunted every beast, I think, shootable and huntable, from a humming-bird to an elephant; and I had some splendid fishing in Canada; but, after all, give me a Whitbury trout, on a single-handed Chevalier.1901, Charles Kingsley, Two Years Ago, Volume I
Forms of shootable
| comparative | more shootable |
|---|---|
| superlative | most shootable |
Origin of shootable
From shoot + -able.
Words formed from shootable
Questions about shootable
- What does shootable mean?
- Shootable means able to be shot.
- What part of speech is shootable?
- Shootable is an adjective.
Words near shootable in the dictionary
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