adjective
also use·able ˈyüzəbəl
Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French usable, from user to use + -able
1. : that can be used
a small lake comprises approximately 20 acres, leaving 140 acres usable for burial purposes — U.S. Code
2. : that is convenient and practicable for use
the short story, as a usable form of art, will nevertheless survive — G.H.Genzmer
• us·able·ness noun -es
• us·ably -blē, -li adverb