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Definition of rideable

rideable

/ˈraɪdəbəl/
ride · a · ble

Plural:rideables
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rideable Lexical Profile

rideable Game Scores & Validity

• adjective

1

Capable of or suitable for being ridden, such as a horse, bicycle, or vehicle.

Example

"After tuning the gears and replacing the flat tire, the old bicycle was finally rideable again."


2

In a condition suitable for riding on or over (of a road, trail, wave, or snow surface).

Example

"The mountain trails should be dry and rideable by late tomorrow afternoon."

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• noun

1

A small, often motorized personal vehicle or toy designed to be ridden, such as an electric scooter, hoverboard, or child's ride-on car.

Example

"The city council introduced new speed limits for electric scooters and other personal rideables on public sidewalks."

Word Nuance & Usage

Also commonly spelled "ridable." Both spellings are widely accepted in standard English, though "rideable" is more frequent in recreational cycling, surfing, and toy retailing.

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