combatworthy

English

Etymology

From combat +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

combatworthy (comparative more combatworthy, superlative most combatworthy)

1. Worthy, ready, or fit for combat; fightworthy.
   • 2005, John Ringo, Against the Tide:

     "Their Buships does not consider it combatworthy."

   • 2011, Stanley G. Payne, The Franco Regime, 1936-1975 - Page 135:

     In March 1937 the regime called up reemplazos from 1927 onward and mobilized combatworthy males in the Nationalist zone between the ages twenty-one and thirty-one.