tossable

English

Etymology

From toss +‎ -able.

Adjective

tossable (comparative more tossable, superlative most tossable)

1. Suitable for being tossed or thrown.
   • 2001, Instructor, volume 111:

     For Toss It, I use a ball that looks like a globe, but any soft tossable item will work.

2. Suitable for throwing away; disposable.
   • 2004, William C. Banfield, Black notes: essays of a musician writing in a post-album age:

     CDs seem so tiny to me, so dispensable and exchangeable, so tossable and tradable, like a baseball card or something.

3. (automotive) Nimble, maneuverable, responding quickly to steering input.
   • 2013, Wall Street Journal, "Nissan Versa Note Isn't Worth the Cost at Any Price" (October 4, 2013)

     But both those cars are nippy, fun, willing, cinched-down, pretty tossable little cars.

Anagrams

• Seabolts, boatless, salesbot