siftable

English

Etymology

From sift +‎ -able.

Adjective

siftable (comparative more siftable, superlative most siftable)

1. Capable of being sifted.
   • 1998, Nasir El Bassam, Energy plant species: their use and impact on environment and development, page 273:

     Most soils have been shown to be suitable for topinambur cultivation, though the soil should be siftable so excessively clayey soils should be avoided.

Anagrams

• bat flies, fableist