The Collaborative International Dictionary
Erigible
Erigible \Er"i*gi*ble\ ([e^]r"[i^]*j[i^]*b'l), a. [See Erect.] Capable of being erected. [Obs.]
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
erigible
"capable of being erected," 1785, from stem of Latin erigere (see erect (adj.)).
Wiktionary
erigible
a. (context obsolete English) Capable of being erected.
Usage examples of "erigible".
Their movements were very swift and graceful, and were seemingly aided by a pair of small wings or erigible membranes attached to their sloping shoulders.
A series of green and scarlet wattles hung from their throats and bellies, and semi-translucent membranes, erigible at will, were attached to their sides.