fingerprintable

English

Etymology

From fingerprint +‎ -able.

Adjective

fingerprintable (comparative more fingerprintable, superlative most fingerprintable)

1. (of an event, offense, etc) That warrants or justifies taking a fingerprint or fingerprints.
   • 2012, Joseph R. Carrieri, LexisNexis AnswerGuide New York Family Court Proceedings‎^[1]:

     It appears, under the Leandre C. rationale, a youth could be printed for investigatory police purposes prior to an arrest, but might not be eligible for fingerprinting upon arrest because the charge is not a fingerprintable offense.

2. (of a person, data, etc) That can be fingerprinted.
   • 2011, Russ Rogers, Nessus Network Auditing‎^[2]:

     Many are silent upon connection until you send them the expected string, but some will actually prompt you for a login in identifiable and fingerprintable ways.