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- adjective Able to
down ; able to drink in one go.
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Examples
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“This book is very put-downable — a policy that should be applied to the author.”
December 2007 2007
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“This book is very put-downable — a policy that should be applied to the author.”
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The fries tasted like pieces of potato and had no need of ketchup to be totally chow-downable, and the shake was excellent. $17 for the meal, but the best food I've ever gotten at a baseball stadium.
Archive 2009-06-01 The Brillig Blogger 2009
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The list of Top 10 put-downable books includes Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling. [via Big Blog of Cheese]
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Everything is boil-downable into its so-called component parts: “Like X meets Y on acid,” or “good but not as good as Z, which you probably never heard but I did ha, ha,” etc.
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The fries tasted like pieces of potato and had no need of ketchup to be totally chow-downable, and the shake was excellent. $17 for the meal, but the best food I've ever gotten at a baseball stadium.
Citi Field The Brillig Blogger 2009
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The list of Top 10 put-downable books includes Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire by J.K. Rowling. [via Big Blog of Cheese]
March 2007 2007
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Sally had some strong criticism for the first 100 pages--not enough conflict, slow pace, "put-downable."
Christian Science Fiction & Fantasy Blog Tour : THE DOOR WITHIN Trilogy, Day 2 Mirtika 2007
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I see keyboards up top…must be wireless and pull-downable.
EXTRALIFE – By Scott Johnson - My old friend Loki has been up to something. 2005
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It was downable, but I took to calling it "BREAT" instead of meat cause it tastes like feet.
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