easability

The measurement of effort required to perform a function.

The mutual fund accounts easability to accrue interest is substantial.

by Leach'16 May 8, 2016

easability

When something is just that easy!

Joel has the opinion that IPhone has a higher easability than Android.

by Mag1c_St1ck34 March 1, 2017

Eliability

The ability to be a bad ass in any situation.

Wow look at that dude, he is such a bad ass I think that he has Eliability.

by StiffCox November 27, 2011

Erasability

The total ability to erase something off an object.

"Don't use your hands, it removes the erasability!"

by ThatPersonNobodyCaresAbout March 4, 2021

Erasability

The total ability to erase something off of an object.

"Don't use your hands on the whiteboard! It ruins the erasability."

by ThatPersonNobodyCaresAbout March 4, 2021

eBayability

The measure of an item's resale potential on the popular US-based auction website, eBay®.

Specifically, an item that has a high eBayability will be easily sold for a profit on the auction website.

A "long lightsaber" Luke Skywalker POTF action figure MOMC at a yard sale for $1.00 would have an extremely high eBayability.

Whereas at the same yard sale, a worn copy of "Madden NFL 06" for XBox for $15.00 would have an extremely low and quite possibly negative eBayability.

n.b. U.S. Dollars is not necessary to define an item's eBayability as Ebay operates in countries that use other currencies. It is however, necessary that an item be sellable on the website.

by tavishr October 15, 2011

eyeability

the ability for anyone or anything to see

She does not have any eyeability. She real blind.

by DiamondA October 25, 2006