dunkable

English edit

dunk +‎ -able

dunkable (comparative more dunkable, superlative most dunkable)

(informal) Suitable for dunking (as of food).
- 2006, Maida Heatter, Toni Evins, Maida Heatter's Book of Great Chocolate Desserts:
  Just remember to keep the mixture thick; it should coat the dunkable items heavily.
- 2007, Shauna James Ahern, Gluten-Free Girl:
  They're milk-dunkable and sophisticated at the same time. I dare you to eat just one.
(informal) Waterproof.
- 1961, Jeanne Harman, The Virgins: Magic Islands:
  The row upon row of half-inch, hand-plaited straw, handsewn, is eminently dunkable, a feature not only useful to the seafaring inventors...
- 1993, Lakeland Boating:
  Such cases let you use your dry-land SLR underwater, but cost enough that an inexpensive "dunkable" camera seems the choice except for perfectionists!

dunkable (plural dunkables)

Any food item suitable for dunking.
- 1984, Arthur Frommer, Darwin Porter, Frommer's Dollarwise Guide to Switzerland & Liechtenstein, page 22:
  Other dunkables besides bread cubes are chunks of apples and pears, grapes, cocktail wieners, cubes of boiled ham, shrimp, pitted olives, and tiny boiled potatoes.