pannable

English

Etymology

From pan +‎ -able.

Adjective

pannable (not comparable)

1. Capable of being panned (moved as if across a panorama).
   • 1994, Electronic musician, Volume 10, Issues 7-12:

     The EM Submixer has four stereo inputs, two pannable mono inputs, and one stereo output.

   • 2004, Richard Bliss, Alien$: We're Only Here for the Money:

     The final launch version of the Application Desktop will include a Universal Instant Messaging System, a fully zoomable and pannable map of the photorealistic Earth […]

2. Capable of being panned (sifted, as of gold or gravel).
   • 1990, F. E. Hughes, Geology of the mineral deposits of Australia and Papua New Guinea, Volume 2:

     Contains fine pannable gold. The most common ore type, sometimes as large boulders.