tappable
- adjective
- /ˈtæpəbl/
- The maple trees are tappable in early spring when the sap begins to flow.
Examples
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Engineers confirmed that the reservoir remained tappable despite the long dry season.
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This surface is tappable.
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After repairs, the keg was once again tappable for the party guests.
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Don't forget, it's tappable!
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The bartender pointed to the tappable keg, reminding us to help ourselves to the beer.
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The faucet has a tappable feature that allows you to dispense water with just a touch.
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The engineer showed how the tappable design of the reservoir made it easy to access the stored liquid.
Synonyms
Ready to use when needed
Antonyms
How Tappable
- Specialized
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Tappable comes from the simple verb tap, which meant putting a small spout into a barrel or tree to 'take out' liquid, like tapping a keg or a maple tree. So if something is tappable, you can get liquid or other resources from it.