dubbable

adj

dubbable

adj

Etymology From dub + -able.

1

Able to be dubbed.

In the sixties the Italians came up with another type, the ersatz Hollywood western, set in Spain, with minor Hollywood western actors starring, and the whole thing dubbable into any language in the world.1977, Ian Charles Jarvie, Window on Hong Kong, page 51:

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