amissible
adjective
amis·si·ble
əˈmisəbəl
: capable of being lost : likely to be lost
Word History
Etymology
Late Latin amissibilis, from Latin amissus (past participle of amittere to lose, send away, from a, ab from + mittere to send) + -ibilis -able
First Known Use
1672, in the meaning defined above
- cinnamon bark
- cinnamon bat
- cinnamon bear
- cinnamon brown
- cinnamon fern
- cinnamon flower
- cinnamon honeysuckle
- cinnamon oak
- cinnamon rose
- cinnamon sedge
- cinnamon stick
- cinnamon stone
- cinnamon teal
- cinnamon vine
- cinnamon-leaf oil
- cinnamoned
- cinnamonic
- cinnamons
- cinnamonwood
- cinnamony
- cinnamoyl
- cinnamyl
- cinnamyl alcohol
- cinnamylidene
- cinnamyls