burnable

adj, noun — 2 senses

burnable

adj

US /ˈbɝnəbəl/

Etymology From burn + -able.

1

Able to be burned; combustible

Derived terms
nonburnable, unburnable

burnable

noun

Etymology From burn + -able.

1

Anything that can be burned.

  • The lower chamber consumes the burnables. The upper chamber consumes gases, smoke, and odor.1968, Clean Air News, volume 2, page 14:

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