purgeable
/ˈpəːdʒəbl/(also purgable)
adjective
Capable of being purged.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Kenelm Digby (1603–1665), natural philosopher and courtier. From purge + -able. Compare Middle French purgable, purgeable that can be cleaned, (of a defendant) who can be acquitted.
- reproductively
- reproductiveness
- reproductive rights
- reproductive technology
- reproductivity
- reproductor
- reproductory
- re-proffer
- re-profile
- re-profiled
- re-profiling
- reprogram
- reprogrammable
- reprogramme
- reprographer
- reprographic
- reprographics
- reprography
- reproject
- repromise
- repromulgate
- reproof
- repropitiate
- reproposal
- reprosecute