Definitions

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  • adjective of an aircraft Capable of travelling on roads as well as in the air.

Etymologies

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road +‎ -able

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Examples

  • As it happens, when you start looking into it, you discover that flying cars of a sort have been around for quite a few years in the shape of what are known as roadable vehicles.

    Pocket-lint Dan Sung 2010

  • As it happens, when you start looking into it, you discover that flying cars of a sort have been around for quite a few years in the shape of what are known as roadable vehicles.

    Pocket-lint Dan Sung 2010

  • As it happens, when you start looking into it, you discover that flying cars of a sort have been around for quite a few years in the shape of what are known as roadable vehicles.

    Pocket-lint Dan Sung 2010

  • The vehicle takes off and lands vertically and is "roadable," meaning it can be driven on a road as well.

    WN.com - Business News 2010

  • The vehicle takes off and lands vertically and is "roadable," meaning it can be driven on a road as well.

    WN.com - Business News 2010

  • Terrafugia unveiled at AirVenture 2010 its second generation Transition "roadable" aircraft, a more efficient design the company hopes to fly early next year and begin producing as a factory-built light sport aircraft (S-LSA) in late

    HEADLINES 2010

  • The vehicle takes off and lands vertically and is "roadable," meaning it can be driven on a road as well.

    WN.com - Business News 2010

  • The vehicle takes off and lands vertically and is "roadable," meaning it can be driven on a road as well.

    WN.com - Business News 2010

  • The vehicle takes off and lands vertically and is "roadable," meaning it can be driven on a road as well.

    WN.com - Business News 2010

  • The vehicle takes off and lands vertically and is "roadable," meaning it can be driven on a road as well.

    WN.com - Business News 2010

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