English edit

Etymology edit

xerox +‎ -able

Adjective edit

xeroxable (not comparable)

  1. photocopiable
    • 1971, IEEE transactions on electron devices, Volume 18:
      He has patents pending on the invention of non-Xeroxable paper and novel film materials.
    • 2001, Leslie Dierauf, Frances M. D. Gulland, CRC Handbook of Marine Mammal Medicine:
      Each photograph should include the animal identification, date, and some means of assessing measurements (e.g., a xeroxable scale on the identification label).
    • 2005, Brock Dethier, First time up: an insider's guide for new composition instructors:
      [] your undergraduate thesis on Calvin and Hobbes — as well as your xeroxable collection of scenes suitable for office doors and overheads []