daubable
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Adjective[edit]
daubable (comparative more daubable, superlative most daubable)
- (of a substance) Capable of being daubed, or painted onto a surface.
- 2002, The Garden, volume 127, page 338:
- Surprises lie around every corner - from the topiary bull leaping over the wall (left), to the pyramid (right), made of old concrete blocks and covered in Peter's special mixture of daubable cement […]
- 2006, Douglas K. Stuart, Exodus, page 643:
- Thus the whole mixture would be both fragrant and pourable/daubable.
- (of a surface) Capable of being daubed or painted upon.
- 1936, The National Geographic Magazine, volume 70, page 386:
- The Italian enthusiasm for racing leads enthusiasts to daub the names of their favorite competitors on walls, on houses, on anything daubable.
- 1998, Arthur Black, Black by Popular Demand: More Wit and Whimsy, page 5:
- School gyms and washrooms, primarily — but also lifeboats, smokestacks, and other daubable features on the superstructure of a Liberian oil tanker I sailed on for one summer.