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moldable

[ US /ˈmoʊɫdəbəɫ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. capable of being molded or modeled (especially of earth or clay or other soft material)
    plastic substances such as wax or clay

How To Use moldable In A Sentence

  • Together, the new technologies gave Europe and the United States an abundant and inexpensive, rigid yet moldable, material, which was an important contribution to the industrial revolution.
  • The World Cup replica consisted of 11kg of cocaine mixed with either acetone or possibly petrol to make it moldable.
  • It's not injection moldable which makes the film approach more sensible.
  • Then hold a hard piece of wax over the flame until moldable. Keep Broadheads Sharp
  • You have finally found another life, a sculptable, moldable, replayable thing.
  • The word plastic also means moldable or workable , such as with dough or wet clay .
  • The universe of fiction, rich with metaphor and moldable in my own hands, is the world which my imagination naturally inhabits. A Conversation with Nomi Eve, author of The Family Orchard
  • Theory X management is based upon the premise that men, by nature, are moldable and need to be trained because, left to their own devices, men are lazy losers. Chip Conley: The Most Neglected Fact in Business
  • A compact weave fabric with high elastane content makes the denim super-stretchy and moldable to your figure. The Sun
  • I slightly adapted it to fit the current state of my pantry because it really is moldable to what you have on hand. Archive 2009-04-01
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