
Tubbable
[TUB-ə-bəl]
Part of speech: adjective
Origin: English, 20th century
1.
(Especially of fabric or clothes) Suitable for washing in a tub or washing machine.
Examples of Tubbable in a sentence
"Anna owns many fancy gowns, and none of them are tubbable."
"The clothes in the washer are all tubbable, but some must be hung up to dry."

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