shippable

[ ship-uh-buhl ]

adjective

1. being in a suitable form or condition for shipping ¹.

Other Words From

• un·shippa·ble adjective

Word History and Origins

Origin of shippable¹

First recorded in 1475–85; ship ¹ + -able

Example Sentences

"Synthetics like fentanyl have several advantages over traditional drugs - compact, easily shippable, pre-existing demand, replaceable. They're attractive to traffickers."

From BBC

The design is “nowhere near shippable” and required roughly halving the Meta Quest 2’s 110-degree field of view.

From The Verge

Starburst is even less shippable than Butterscotch but tests a similarly impressive upgrade.

From The Verge

“The stars are all aligned for Qatar to become a very significant L.N.G. exporter to Europe,” said Cinzia Bianco, a Gulf research fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations, referring to liquefied natural gas, a shippable form of the commodity.

From New York Times

You decide, here’s the thing, I’m going to build it and while I’m playing with it I will decide whether that’s a shippable thing or not a shippable thing.

From The Verge