abatable
/əˈbeɪtəbl/Chiefly Law
adjective
That may be abated; liable to be abated.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Acts of Parliament of Scotland. Either from Anglo-Norman abatable, abatabill abatable, subject to being overthrown from abatre + -able, or directly from abate + -able.
- perjurious
- perjuriously
- perjuriousness
- perjuror
- perjurous
- perjury
- Perjury Act
- perk
- perk-buster
- perk-busting
- perked-up
- perkily
- Perkinean
- perkiness
- Perkinism
- Perkinistic
- Perkinite
- Perkin reaction
- Perkins, Carl
- Perkins, Frances
- Perkin, Sir William Henry
- Perkinsism
- Perkin's mauve
- Perkin's purple
- Perkin's reaction