mowable
/ˈməʊəbl/adjective
That can be mown, that allows mowing to take place.
- In earlier use frequently applied to land suitable for growing grass for hay..
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Norden (c1547–1625), cartographer. From mow + -able.
- pass on
- pass one's eye over
- pass one's lips
- pass (on) the baton
- Passos, John Dos
- pass out
- pass over
- Passover
- passoverish
- pass-pawn
- pass percentage
- passphrase
- pass play
- passport
- passport control
- passported
- passportless
- passport letter
- passport photo
- passport photograph
- pass protection
- pass raid
- pass-remarkable
- pass rush
- pass rusher