scribbleable

English

Etymology

From scribble +‎ -able.

Adjective

scribbleable (comparative more scribbleable, superlative most scribbleable)

1. Suitable for scribbling upon.
   • 1878, William Dean Howells, Italian Journeys, page 83:

     But I believe most travellers have much nobler sensations in Virgil's tomb, and there is a great deal of testimony borne to their lofty sentiments on every scribbleable inch of its walls.

   • 2010, Anne Finger, Call Me Ahab, page 191:

     He […] commenced to scribble on any scribbleable surface that could be found, no mean task aboard a whaler, which is not fitted out in any wise for penmen or for scholars.

   • 2024, David Goodwin, Servo: Tales from the Graveyard Shift:

     Scrawled over every scribbleable surface, they are tattoos in time; the result of fresh-risen panic as the console operator failed to find paper quick enough to scribble the numberplate of a car […]