nestable
/ˈnɛstəbl/adjective
Capable of being nested or packed within one another; (Computing, of subroutines, files, etc.) able to be embedded within similar objects to form a hierarchical structure.
Origin
1930s; earliest use found in Webster's New International Dictionary of the English Language. From nest + -able.
- semi-detached
- semi-detachment
- semidiameter
- semi-documentary
- semi-dome
- semi-double
- semi-elliptical
- semievergreen
- semi-final
- semi-finalist
- semi-finished
- semi-fitted
- semi-fluid
- semiformal
- semifreddo
- semigloss
- semi-independent
- semi-infinite
- semi-invalid
- semi-lethal
- semi-liquid
- semi-literacy
- semi-literate
- semilunar
- semilunar bone