stringable

English

Etymology

From string +‎ -able.

Adjective

stringable (comparative more stringable, superlative most stringable)

  1. Suitable to be strung.
    • 1982, Hawaiian Shell News, volumes 30-31, page 16:
      The shells are strung today with nylon fishing line. Out of a gallon of shells, only about one third will be stringable.
  2. (programming) Able to be converted to a string of text characters.

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