genderable

English

Etymology

From gender +‎ -able.

Adjective

genderable (comparative more genderable, superlative most genderable)

1. Capable of having a gender assigned or identified.
   • 1991, Coach House Press, Open Letter, page 39:

     Only one of the figures is patently genderable, the side of a flattened left breast specifying the further characteristics of the figure on the far right, though the hips and muscles suggest (without asserting) that both figures on the right are female.