combustibility

• This might seem odd, since cars use internal combustion engines that rely on the combustibility of gasoline to make them go. —  HowStuffWorks Daily Feed
• A scientifically-inclined lad, I pursued a rigorous program of experimentation in which I tested the combustibility and incendiary characteristics of various household objects and substances. —  Imagethief
• The combination of the lack of an obvious leader and the general political combustibility of the Republican Party will lead to a dangerous fissure that will plague it until the 2012 election cycle. —  The Moderate Voice
• Wallace, for all his emotional combustibility is still an easy fit as a player and Hamilton is the very definition of stability. —  SLAM Online
• [1] Graham now admits that he never warned anyone at Imperial about the combustibility and/or explosive character of sugar dust prior to the February 7, 2008, explosion: not Imperial's CEO, John Sheptor, not any member of the Board of Directors, not any member of the safety team, not any member of management, and not any employee.

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