Crossword clues for climbable
climbable
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Climbable \Climb"a*ble\, a. Capable of being climbed.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1610s, from climb (v.) + -able.
Wiktionary
a. able to be climbed
WordNet
adj. possible to climb
capable of being surmounted [syn: surmountable]
Usage examples of "climbable".
It was steeper than it had appeared from a distance, but climbable, and thankfully not too high.
Direct inspection confirmed that only one side of the mesa was conceivably climbable by human beings.
To his immediate right Olympus sat profiled against the multicolored western sky, and he noticed for the first time that the southern slope of the volcano seemed climbable, a bit of information he filed away for future reference.
Malek, each took a squad and found a climbable place on the walls out of sight, around a square jutting corner.
Ben, feeling that few spots combined so many advantages in the way of climbable trees, arched gates, half-a-dozen gables, and other charms suited to the taste of an aspiring youth who had been a flying Cupid at the age of seven.
Forewarned of a cliff beyond the next hill, he veered a quarter-mile out of his way to reach a stream he followed up a steep but climbable gorge.
The wall presented a barrier that ran parallel to the stream, but as Ayla hiked along its base back toward the cave, the sheer drop angled up in a steep but climbable grade.
The cliffs, that had looked so formidable from a distance, proved to be climbable after all.
It was steeper than it had appeared from a distance, but climbable, and thankfully not too high.
To his immediate right Olympus sat profiled against the multicolored western sky, and he noticed for the first time that the southern slope of the volcano seemed climbable, a bit of information he filed away for future reference.
Malek, each took a squad and found a climbable place on the walls out of sight, around a square jutting corner.
Ben, feeling that few spots combined so many advantages in the way of climbable trees, arched gates, half-a-dozen gables, and other charms suited to the taste of an aspiring youth who had been a flying Cupid at the age of seven.
The wall presented a barrier that ran parallel to the stream, but as Ayla hiked along its base back toward the cave, the sheer drop angled up in a steep but climbable grade.
The cliffs, that had looked so formidable from a distance, proved to be climbable after all.
The enclosure wall was climbable in several places, and the tumbled stones provided plenty of cover.