grabbableadj.
/ˈɡrabəb(ə)l/ That may be grabbed.
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1823 Spirit of Public Jrnls. (1824) 110 The ‘Old Minstrel Act’ would.. make them grabbable as rogues and vagabonds.
1892 Sat. Rev. 12 Nov. 571/1 The southern half of Northern Africa is in a condition much more ‘grabbable’, and attention to it is specially desirable that it be not grabbed by other nations than England.
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adj.1823- ticketmoney
- ticketmonger
- ticketnight
- ticketnipper
- ticketoffice
- ticketofficial
- ticketofleave holder
- ticketofleave man
- ticketofleave woman
- ticketofleaver
- ticketofleavism
- ticketpocket
- ticketporter
- ticketpunch
- ticketpunching
- ticketreceiver
- ticketroom
- tickets
- ticketscalper
- ticketscalping
- ticketseller
- ticketshop
- ticketsnatching
- ticketsnipper
- ticketsplitter