fireable
- adjective
- /ˈfaɪərəbəl/
- Keep fireable materials away from open flames to prevent accidents.
Examples
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Because the chemicals are highly fireable, they must be stored in special containers.
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The dry leaves are very fireable, so we should keep them away from the campfire.
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The old wooden barn was extremely fireable and needed extra safety precautions.
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The paper is fireable and should be stored safely.
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Is this material fireable in a regular oven?
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Always check if the fabric is fireable before using it near candles or heaters.
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This rope is fireable and can easily catch fire if it comes into contact with flames.
Synonyms
Able to catch fire and burn quickly
Easily catches fire and burns
Easily catches fire and burns quickly
Easily set on fire and burns quickly
Able to catch fire and be destroyed by fire
Able to catch fire and burn easily
Able to catch fire and burn
Easily catches fire and burns very quickly
Able to give sparks, sometimes catching fire, when struck or rubbed
Antonyms
How Flammable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Fireable comes from fire meaning 'flame' or 'to set on fire' and the ending -able meaning 'can be', so it means something 'can catch fire' or is easily burned.