sealable
- adjective
- /ˈsiːləbl/
- When you're at the grocery store, pick up some of those inexpensive sealable containers.
- sealable plastic bag
- sealable container
Examples
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These bulk heads extending from the bottom to the upper deck here, and to the saloon deck here, are completely sealable.
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If you don't want to grind it yourself, purchase a bag of flaxseed meal, portion it into sealable sandwich bags, and store them in the freezer.
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Cook vegetables for your dressing, place them in a sealable bag or container, and refrigerate.
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Simply place them in a sealable plastic bag, add a couple of drops of alcohol ink, shake, let dry, and ta-da!
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Peel and chop any vegetables for your side dishes, place them in a sealable bag or container, and refrigerate.
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Place the cooked veggies on a pan lined with paper towels (to remove any excess oil); then transfer to either a bag or sealable container.
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Another way to keep horseradish fresh is to peel it, cut it into chunks, put the chunks into a sealable jar, and cover the horseradish with vinegar.
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The in-vessel composting bins have a sealable hinged door at one end, a grated floor, an opening lid that seals the container, and a variable speed fan to supply air through a damper system.
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Place the marinated vegetables in a sealable plastic bag to keep them fresh.
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Store the leftovers in a sealable container to prevent them from spoiling.
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Etymology
Sealable comes from the verb seal (to 'close' or 'fasten') and the ending -able meaning 'can be'. So a sealable bag is one you 'can seal' shut so nothing can enter or escape.