posable
- adjective
- /ˈpoʊzəbl/
- This action figure is fully posable, making it easy to change its stance and pose for display.
Examples
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The artist used a posable mannequin to practice different body positions for the sculpture.
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This is a full articulated posable figure with some caveats.
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Each toy in the set is posable, allowing children to create various action scenes during play.
Synonyms
A thing, like a shelf or lamp, that you can move and set at different angles
A thing that can be moved to a different place
Antonyms
How Poseable
Surface Forms
Morphology
posable = pose (transparent) = pose + able
The word 'posable' is transparently derived from 'pose' with the addition of the suffix '-able', indicating capability.
Etymology
The word posable comes from pose, meaning 'a position' or 'posture', just like when someone poses for a photo. That's why a posable toy or figure can be 'put into' many different positions.