revengeable
/rɪˈvɛn(d)ʒəbl/adjective
1Characterized by a desire for revenge; vengeful, vindictive; avenging.
2Worthy or capable of being revenged. rare after 17th cent.
Origin
Early 16th century; earliest use found in Gavin Douglas (c1476–1522), poet and bishop of Dunkeld. Either from revenge + -able, or from re- + vengeable adverb, after revenge.
- a piece of old tackie
- a piece of piss
- a piece (or slice) of the action
- a piece (or slice) of the pie
- a pig in a poke
- a pig of a ——
- Apis
- apish
- apishly
- apishness
- apitherapy
- APL
- a place in the sun
- aplanat
- aplanatic
- aplanospore
- aplasia
- aplastic
- aplastic anaemia
- a play on words
- aplenty
- aplite
- aplitic
- aplomb
- aplome