twistable
Easy to turn by hand to open, close or adjust
- adjective
- /ˈtwɪstəbl/
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giratorio
- The twistable cap on this bottle makes it easy to open.
Examples
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I would definitely go with the you know, little twistable balm sticks over these any day.
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So I'll just put in some twistable crayons, which were a pound, some brushes, which again were a pound.
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They just have like a twistable pointed bit.
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She prefers twistable pens because they are more convenient for quick writing.
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This twistable lamp allows you to adjust the brightness easily.
Synonyms
rotatable
vstwistable
Able to be turned around, like a screen or camera
is turned by hand to open, close, or adjust something
Antonyms
How Easy
Surface Forms
twistable positive
Morphology
Etymology
Twistable comes from twist, meaning 'to turn by hand', just like when you twist a jar lid to open it. So a twistable lid or knob is 'able to be twisted or rotated by hand' for opening, closing, or adjusting.