sabotageable

English

Etymology

From sabotage +‎ -able.

Adjective

sabotageable (comparative more sabotageable, superlative most sabotageable)

1. susceptible to sabotage
   • 1981, Donald Woods, Asking for Trouble: The Autobiography of a Banned Journalist:

     His pipe was very sabotageable, and we'd empty out the tobacco, put back a thin layer, pack about twenty match-heads in, then cover them with another layer of tobacco. George would light up, puff away for a while, then the lot would detonate […]