torchable

English

Etymology

From torch +‎ -able.

Adjective

torchable (comparative more torchable, superlative most torchable)

Able to be torched.
- 1987 Spring, Timothy Zahn, “Point Man”, in Jim Baen, editor, New Destinies, volume 1, Wake Forest, N.C.: Baen Books, →ISBN, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 38:
  But it didn’t happen. We moved farther and farther into the ship, setting fires and torching everything that looked torchable, and still the Drymnu held back.

References

“torchable”, in Collins English Dictionary.

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