torchable

English

Etymology

From torch +‎ -able.

Adjective

torchable (comparative more torchable, superlative most torchable)

1. Able to be torched.
   • 1987 Spring, Timothy Zahn, “Point Man”, in Jim Baen, editor, New Destinies, volume 1, Wake Forest, N.C.: Baen Books, →ISBN, →ISSN, →OCLC, page 38:

     But it didn’t happen. We moved farther and farther into the ship, setting fires and torching everything that looked torchable, and still the Drymnu held back.

References

• “torchable”, in Collins English Dictionary.