pettable
/ˈpɛtəbl/originally and chiefly North American
adjective
Suitable for petting; that can be (safely) petted.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in John William De Forest (1826–1906). From pet + -able.
- private service
- private ship of war
- private soldier
- private trade
- private trader
- private trading
- private treaty
- private view
- private viewer
- private viewing
- private war
- private ward
- private wire
- private world
- privation
- privatisation
- privatise
- privatism
- privatistic
- privative
- privatively
- privatization
- privatize
- privatizer
- privet