possessableadj.

1845 Littell's Living Age 22 Feb. 500/2 That the swine is a possessed or possessable beast we have testimony not to be cited here... The nightmare-visitations are oftener known to follow the eating of pork than, perhaps, any other supper.

1897 A. Page Afternoon Ride 9 The young beauty seemed to dissolve into more possessable mortality.

1951 College Eng. 12 256/2 If he has not yet assimilated the whole of the western experience, clarified it, and given it final, possessable form, he has at least reclaimed a significant part of it.

2001 E. H. Monkkonen Murder in N. Y. City iii. 73 Men could also lay claim to the manliness of others: behind this lay a peculiar concept of ownership, a conception of one's manliness as being possessable by another.