spearable

English

Etymology

From spear +‎ -able.

Adjective

spearable (comparative more spearable, superlative most spearable)

1. Able to be speared.
   • 2014, Oliver Clutton-Brock, Raymond Crompton, The Long Road:

     He also carried a sword which, when unable to find anything illegal during a search of prisoners' effects, he would use to spear any inanimate and spearable object within reach […]

Anagrams

• bearleaps, parseable, separable, spareable