classibleadj.

1653 T. Urquhart Logopandecteision ii. Pref. sig. E Arts, disciplines, and sciences,..are predicamentally classible under accidents, that have their essential dependance on that substance, which,..may properly be said, to be the body.

1801 Crit. Rev. Feb. 138 A variation which our editor, not classible among the calidiores, but, with a slight alteration, among the callidiores, the more knowing ones, most disdainfully and sneeringly rejects.

1837 J. Pring Christian Modes of Thinking & Doing I. ii. 136 Things, too, properly understood, like persons, are classible in so many ways by different criterions, that it would be endless and unavailing to attempt their enumeration.

1876 R. J. Wright Principia (ed. 2) iii. ii. i. 258 Allowing, in all cases, some one head for General topics not classible under any other.

1910 F. Lawton Balzac xiv. 300 Some things he had written were classible conveniently neither under the specific names nor under the generic one.