maniable
adjective
man·i·a·ble
ˈmanēəbəl
1
obsolete : capable of being handled or worked : pliable
2
: manageable, tractable
some more definite and more maniable problem
Clive Bell
Clive Bell
Word History
Etymology
Middle French, from Old French, from manier to caress, handle (from main hand, from Latin manus) + -able
- polabians
- Polabish
- polabs
- polacca
- reconciles (to)
- reconciles to
- reconciliate
- reconciliation
- reconciliations
- reconciliator
- reconciliatory
- reconciling
- reconciling (to)
- reconciling to
- recondemn
- recondemnation
- recondensation
- recondensations
- recondense
- recondensed
- recondenses
- recondensing
- recondite
- reconditely
- reconditeness