WordNet
adj. able to be negotiated or arranged by compromise; "negotiable demands"; "the proposal is still on the table" [syn: negotiable]
Usage examples of "on the table".
They brought her bouquets of the blue flags and she put them on the table to make it pretty.
One end of the ironing-board was on the table and the other on the bedstead.
Kendall propped her elbows on the table, lacing her fingers together and resting her chin on them as she gazed steadily across the table at Hawke with what she devoutly hoped was an unreadable expression.
She sat back to allow an approaching waiter to place their meal on the table, realizing that her remark could easily be taken the wrong way, but not really concerned about it.
I suddenly missed the way the little guy would wind in and out of my legs when I walked in the door, the way he would howl miserably if you left the house for five minutes, the way he would jump on the table and try to snatch the Teriaki chicken out of the container and then still purr when you picked him up.