stalkable 

A man or woman, who is hot, sexy, and often has random people following him or her around or hiding in their bushes.

I'm going to ask Andrew out because he is totally stalkable.
Most celebrities are dubbed as stalkable.

stalkable by Allison Odle November 26, 2007

stalkable 

someone sexy or interesting that looks good enough for you to follow and take creepy pictures of

"He's so stalkable I could just rub him in chicken grease and follow his greasy scent everywhere."

stalkable by adiieee August 2, 2009

Stinkable Molly Brown 

A smelly turd which floats in the crapper and is virtually unsinkable.

Having consumed many beers, Al thought that he would finally be able to "piss sink" the Stinkable Molly Brown that he had left floating in the crapper earlier that day, but to no avail.

After three flushes the Stinkable Molly Brown still stayed afloat.

Having tried in vain to sink the Stinkable Molly Brown, he was left no choice but to surgically remove it from the crapper with forsips.

Stinkable Molly Brown by NCKnobster March 27, 2011

spankables 

n. Pornography, specifically magazines or DVDs/video tapes. Used by Greg on an episode of "C.S.I."

I found someone's stash of spankables.

spankables by SkidMarkyMark May 15, 2006

spankable and bankable 

A term describing a person's behind, implying:

a) great pleasure to be gotten from the spanking of said behind, and

b) great amounts of money to be gotten, were the owner of said behind to lease it out to people.

Bro #1: Man, the ass on that chick is pretty damn fine. I'd pay her 10 bucks just to touch it.

Bro #2: Yeah man, that ass is spankable and bankable.

spankable and bankable by Riley400 January 3, 2011

Stalkalicious 

Someone so delicious you can't help but want to stalk them.

She was so stalkalicious, I spent 3 hours in the dumpster outside her appartment looking for naughty bits.

Stalkalicious by Plettionary December 18, 2009

scalable 

Easily changed in proportions.

This project is scalable up to a national level.

scalable by Will October 2, 2003