skateable

English

Etymology

From skate +‎ -able.

Adjective

skateable (comparative more skateable, superlative most skateable)

1. Suitable for skating (or skateboarding) upon.
   • 1919, New York Athletic Club, The Winged Foot:

     The lack of skateable ice outdoors also prevented the Club giving its usual set of races to help encourage this sport and keep up interest.

   • 2001, Margaret A Salinger, Dream Catcher: A Memoir:

     I thought about the strips of ice, beautiful skateable ice, that emerged from underneath his shovel as he cleared the deep, powdery snow off our pond.

   • 2005, Robert MacNeil, William Cran, Robert McCrum, Do You Speak American?:

     When the skaters are out in public, while you guys see it as a curb, stairs, a handrail, a bank, or a ledge, we look at it as, Is it skateable?