different between jailable vs nailable
jailable
English
Alternative forms
- gaolable (rare)
Etymology
jail +? -able
Adjective
jailable (not comparable)
- (of an offence) For which one may be jailed.
jailable From the web:
- what are jailable offenses
- what does malleable mean
- jailable traffic offenses
- are misdemeanors jailable offenses
- what is offenses
- what are the types of offenses
nailable
English
Etymology
nail +? -able
Adjective
nailable (comparative more nailable, superlative most nailable)
- Capable of taking nails.
- 1927, Pit & Quarry (volume 15, issues 1-5, page 69)
- A borable and nailable concrete is obtained by first mixing 1 part of lime and 16-18 parts sand to form a lime mortar, and this is ground before it has completely set and then mixed with one part of cement.
- 1927, Pit & Quarry (volume 15, issues 1-5, page 69)
nailable From the web:
- what is a nailable plug
- how to use nailable plugs
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