take-apart
/ˈteɪkəˌpɑːt/adjective
Designed to be taken to pieces and reassembled.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in Recreation. From to take apart.
- Hill, Graham
- wheedlingly
- wheek
- wheeker
- wheel
- wheel and axle
- wheel and deal
- wheel arch
- wheelback
- wheelbarrow
- wheelbarrow race
- wheelbase
- wheel brace
- wheelchair
- wheelchair rugby
- wheelchair user
- wheelchair-using
- wheel clamp
- wheel dog
- wheeled
- wheeler
- wheeler and dealer
- wheeler-dealer
- wheeler-dealing
- Wheeler, John Archibald