prescriptible
adjective
pre·scrip·ti·ble
prēˈskriptəbəl
: depending on or derived from prescription : proper to be prescribed : subject to prescription
Word History
Etymology
Middle French prescriptible, from Medieval Latin prescriptibilis, from prescriptus (past participle of prescribere to claim by right of prescription) + Latin -ibilis -able
- long-stemmed
- long-straw pine
- long-sufferance
- long-suffering
- long-sufferingly
- long-tackle block
- long-tailed blue
- long-tailed chat
- long-tailed cuckoo
- long-tailed duck
- long-tailed jaeger
- long-tailed macaque
- long-tailed mealybug
- long-tailed paca
- long-tailed pangolin
- long-tailed porcupine
- long-tailed shrew
- long-tailed skipper
- long-tailed tiger cat
- long-tailed tit
- long-tailed titmouse
- long-tailed weasel
- long-term
- long-term bond
- long-term memory