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- adjective Capable of being
nested (stacked or housed one inside the other).
Etymologies
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Examples
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Each storage container is also 'nestable', meaning they stack and nest within each other to save valuable space in your cabinet or refrigerator.
Yugster.com 2010
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They are nestable and when shipped the company can fit ten times the typical quantity on a forty foot truck.
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I have a mix of Pyrex and some other brand; they are “nestable” – biggest lid, biggest dish, next biggest lid inside that, next biggest dish – et cetera.
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It offers a complete traditional organizational structure with arbitrarily nestable folders where Google Docs now only offers single level folders.
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I've just modified it to use the window.location.href as the initial search query, and prettied up the output as a nestable unordered list.
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I've just modified it to use the window.location.href as the initial search query, and prettied up the output as a nestable unordered list.
Archive 2006-05-01 2006
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Hence, Toronto-based STAXI - the world's leading developer and manufacturer of nestable transportation chairs - today revealed that the STAXI nestable transportation chair could help those with heart-related medical conditions as well as other physical disabilities move more freely and easily about airports or public attractions as well as hospitals with reduced strain or stress.
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STAXI is the leading wheelchair alternative and the best-selling, nestable transport chair in North America.
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Moreover, the STAXI nestable transportation chairs are used successfully and widely in the USA's most prestigious hospitals and healthcare systems.
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STAXI is difficult to steal by virtue of its nestable design.
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