Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • See ignitible.

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  • adjective Capable of being ignited; able to burn.

from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.

  • adjective capable of burning

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Examples

  • We had that kind of ignitable passion that makes for good love and bad arguing.

    Best of Jodifur, day two jodifur 2007

  • With limón, sal and Chapulines as perhaps a little side botana, sounds snappy to me, and maybe a way to down the ignitable fire of Tequila and Mescal.

    Chapitas..........I Think? 2009

  • The Houston Fire Department says it could take "several months" before they figure out what caused the blaze: An initial search by arson dogs didn't turn up ignitable liquids typically used by would-be fire-starters, but they're not ruling out arson.

    Chris Kromm: Houston, We Have a Voting Problem Chris Kromm 2010

  • The Houston Fire Department says it could take "several months" before they figure out what caused the blaze: An initial search by arson dogs didn't turn up ignitable liquids typically used by would-be fire-starters, but they're not ruling out arson.

    Chris Kromm: Houston, We Have a Voting Problem Chris Kromm 2010

  • The Houston Fire Department says it could take "several months" before they figure out what caused the blaze: An initial search by arson dogs didn't turn up ignitable liquids typically used by would-be fire-starters, but they're not ruling out arson.

    Chris Kromm: Houston, We Have a Voting Problem Chris Kromm 2010

  • Fairfax City fire marshals quickly suspected arson due to the smell of ignitable liquid, and Aman, whose clothes had the same odor, admitted he was the only person there when the fire occurred.

    Fairfax City bar owner convicted of arson Tom Jackman 2010

  • But when such materials are ground into a fine dust and suspended in air—as can happen in a factory that drills or polishes them or a silo that stores them—they become more easily ignitable.

    Leaving Apple in the Dust Joseph Sternberg 2011

  • With limón, sal and Chapulines as perhaps a little side botana, sounds snappy to me, and maybe a way to down the ignitable fire of Tequila and Mescal.

    Chapitas..........I Think? 2009

  • With limón, sal and Chapulines as perhaps a little side botana, sounds snappy to me, and maybe a way to down the ignitable fire of Tequila and Mescal.

    Chapitas..........I Think? 2009

  • With limón, sal and Chapulines as perhaps a little side botana, sounds snappy to me, and maybe a way to down the ignitable fire of Tequila and Mescal.

    Chapitas..........I Think? 2009

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