aggregable
/ˈaɡrɪɡəbl/adjective
Capable of being collected into one mass; (of property) that may be aggregated with (other property); capable of aggregating, tending to aggregate.
- rare before 20th cent..
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Dee (1527–1609), mathematician, astrologer, and antiquary. From classical Latin aggregāre aggregate + -ble.
- royal standard
- Royal Stewart
- royal stitch
- royal straight
- Royal Stuart
- royal suture
- royal tennis
- royal tern
- royal tiger
- Royal Tunbridge Wells
- royalty
- Royal Victorian Chain
- Royal Victorian Order
- royal walnut
- royal walnut moth
- royal warrant
- royal water-lily
- Royal Worcester
- royal ‘we’
- Royce, Sir Henry
- royet
- Roylston crow
- roynish
- royster doyster
- Royston crow