10-letter words
ending in ABLE.

Very bad or unpleasant.

Good enough; allowed.

Able to be done or reached.

Able to be changed to fit, like a seat.

Cheap enough to buy.

Able to be answered; having to explain your actions to someone.

Relevant or fitting in a particular case.

Able to be attached or fixed on.

Able to be reached or achieved.

Easy to believe.

Letting air pass through, like some fabrics; fit to breathe.

Able to be worked out with numbers.

Likely to change, like the weather.

Costing money, so you have to pay for it.

Kind and generous to people in need.

Similar enough to be compared.

Able to be used up, eaten or drunk.

Able to be trusted or relied on.

Very bad and deserving strong disapproval.

Very nasty and mean.

Able to be taken off and put back.

Able to be noticed or discovered.

Made to be thrown away after use.

Open to argument; not certain.

Having the skills to get a job.

Able to get bigger.

Able to be made longer.

Able to be forgiven.

Causing fear or respect because of size or strength; very impressive.

Honest and deserving respect.

Friendly and welcoming to guests.

Able to be imagined.

Impossible to travel through or across.

Perfect, with no mistakes.

Not likely to happen or be true.

Certain to happen.

Able to be filled with air.

Extremely useful.

Never changing.

Very disappointing and deserving sorrow.

Easy to manage or control.

Able to be measured.

Open to discussion and change.

Easy to see or notice.

Able to be seen or noticed.

Able to be got.

Able to be forgiven.

Likely to go bad quickly, like fresh food.

Better or more suitable.

Making money.

Able to be punished by law.

Fair and sensible; not too expensive.

Able to be recycled.

Able to be filled again.

Able to have the money paid back.

Unusual and worth noticing.

Able to be repaired.

Able to be done again.

Able to be given or sent back.

Able to be searched, like a website.

Soft enough to spread, like butter.

Able to be squeezed.

Too painful or unpleasant to put up with.

Impossible to beat.

Clearly true.

Impossible to know.

Impossible to play or hit.

Too messy or dull to read.

Not able to be trusted or depended on.

Firm and impossible to change (UK usually unshakeable).

Impossible to sink.

Not enjoying the company of others.

Not right for a purpose or person.

Not practical; unable to work.

Easily hurt or harmed.