ringable

English

Etymology

From ring +‎ -able.

Adjective

ringable (comparative more ringable, superlative most ringable)

1. Suitable for ringing; capable of being rung.
   • 2007, Brian J. Coman, A Loose Canon, page 8:

     In Korea, a huge Buddhist bell of even greater antiquity still exists. At about 72 tonnes, it is the third largest ringable bell in the world.

Derived terms

• unringable

Anagrams

• balinger, bearling, blearing, rebaling