cuttable
- adjective
- /ˈkʌtəbl/
- Waterproof, durable cuttable LEDs for a long board.
Waterproof, durable cuttable LEDs for a long board.
- Waterproof, durable cuttable LEDs for a long board.
Examples
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Blocks of cuttable marble cost about 200-600 per ton, but fragments cost less than 3 per ton, excluding tax and transportation costs.
Academic text (2008) -
But your actual cuttable area is about an inch in on both sides, all sides.
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The cake is very cuttable and easy to serve at parties.
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These soft, cuttable materials are ideal for DIY crafts.
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The fabric is lightweight and cuttable, making it perfect for sewing projects.
Synonyms
Can be divided into parts for analysis
Antonyms
How Cuttable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Cuttable is made from the simple verb cut and the ending -able, which means 'able to be', like in readable or breakable. So cuttable means 'able to be cut'.