clinkable

English

Etymology

From clink +‎ -able.

Adjective

clinkable (comparative more clinkable, superlative most clinkable)

1. Capable of producing a clinking sound.
   • 1937, London Charivari, volume 192, page 327:

     We purchased a large quantity of rubber-sheeting and by judiciously folding this round everything clinkable we made such progress that the complaints were reduced to five.

   • 1945, Esquire, volume 24, page 184:

     And good spots such as the Ruban Bleu can still scare up clinkable drinks for deserving people.

   • 2002, Carol Rumens, Hex, Bloodaxe Books, →ISBN, page 20:

     embraced us now we'd dumped the grid to mine
     our little clinkable purse of sixpenny physics

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