admittable
/ədˈmɪtəbl/adjective
Acceptable, allowable, valid. In later use also: capable of being or having the right to be admitted to a place, position, etc.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Thomas Hoccleve (c1367–1426), poet and clerk. Originally from post-classical Latin admittibilis; in later use from admit + -able.
- clear-fell
- Clearfield
- clear-headed
- clear-headedness
- clearing
- clearing bank
- clearing house
- clearing sale
- clearly
- clearness
- clear off (or out)
- clear one's lines
- clear one's throat
- clear-out
- clear-sighted
- clear-sightedness
- clearskin
- clear something out
- clear something up
- clearstory
- clear the air
- clear the decks
- clear the name of
- clear the table
- clear the way