rootable
/ˈruːtəbl/adjective
Of a plant: that is able to take root; that can be rooted.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Randle Cotgrave (fl. 1587–?1630), lexicographer. From root + -able.
- Stralsund
- stramash
- stramonium
- strand
- stranded
- strandlooper
- strandloper
- strandwolf
- strange
- strange attractor
- strange-looking
- strangely
- strangeness
- strange particle
- stranger
- stranger danger
- strange to say (or literary tell)
- strangle
- stranglehold
- strangler
- strangles
- strangulate
- strangulation
- strangurious
- strangury