screwableadj.

1844 A. M. Adams Merry Martyrs 27 They are more the creatures of their emotions than men are—more generous, ‘screwable,’ and more easily flattered.

1864 W. H. Smyth Addenda to Ædes Hartwellianae i. 3 The subtle sophisms of unsound etymology—by which words, screwable into any form—are appealed to.

1885 North-eastern Daily Gaz. (Middlesbrough) 24 Sept. It was a heavy night last night; I must have been awfully screwed—screwed to the highest screwable pitch.

1992 Times (Nexis) 6 Mar. I've never seen any money. Something wrong somewhere. I have been screwed. I'm infinitely screwable.

1878 Lippincott's Mag. Apr. 508/2 Bedsteads—which are the most unwieldy articles of all—might be made much less so by having the legs made separate from and screwable into the head- and foot-boards.

1890 Engineer 69 411 A screwable bracket.

1910 Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 1 Feb. 87/2 A nut-lock comprising a bolt.., a nut screwable thereon, a cap..screwable within the said threaded bored portion of the said bolt [etc.].

1989 Daily Gleaner (Kingston, Jamaica) 18 Dec. 35/4 (advt.) Wonder board...Fire proof, light weight, nailable and screwable.

2009 J. Farndon Experimenting with Chem. 88/1 Two plastic soft drinks bottles with screwable caps.

1973 J. Leasor Host of Extras ii. 37 A girl stood waiting... She looked terribly, terribly screwable to me.

1980 M. Burke Laughing War xx. 249 I didn't think she was screwable.

1999 Time Out N.Y. 25 Feb. 83/2 I've not gotten jobs, even in indies, because people didn't find me screwable.

2011 M. Roffey With Kisses of his Mouth 109 You're so screwable.