accommodable
adjective
ac·com·mo·da·ble
əˈkämədəbəl also aˈ-
: capable of being accommodated or fitted
anthropologists regard the Upper Paleolithic period as accommodable between 25,000 b.c. and 8000 b.c.
Word History
Etymology
French, from accommoder to accommodate (from Latin accommodare) + -able
First Known Use
1592, in the meaning defined above
- second papers
- second person
- second personal
- second philosophy
- second pointed
- second public examination
- Second Reader
- second reading
- second run
- second sacker
- second service
- second sheet
- second sight
- second slip
- second sound
- second species
- second story
- second table
- second team
- second thigh
- second thought
- second thoughts
- second to last
- second to none
- second touch