Crackability

The quality of being crackable or breakable.

John: Crackable is an existing adjective. Wonder what's the noun for it?
Doe: It's crackability! I can't believe it. I have just invented a new word.

by discreet-crackabilty July 16, 2021

Chuckability

Where someone of petite stature can be manoeuvred quickly into different sex positions. This is usually followed by a savage pounding of the pelvic area. Chuckability is usually measured on a scale of 1-10.

Man 1: That petite girl is fit!!
Man 2: She’s got at least an 8 on the chuckability scale.
Man 3: Ha (sniggering) her pelvis would not last 5 minutes.

by Fuckfield November 15, 2009

Cramability

noun masc.:

The natural or acquired skill of cramming knowledge into one's brain via intense periods of revision in the final moments (most frequently days or hours before an exam).

I got an A* in English from pure cramability.
Man, my aspiration in life is to have cramability as good as yours!

by Xuz May 25, 2009

clickability

The ability to click on a link in a web page or an Email.

Hey! This link is not clickable ! Did you test its clickability before to send it to me?

by koulkov October 26, 2011

wireless crapability

n. A weak wi-fi connection that your ISP insists is "blazing fast."

"We got a brand-new gateway from Comcast, but still only have wireless crapability -- every YouTube video freezes every five seconds."

Originally from Arrested Development: GOB's mispronunciation of "wireless capability," when listing Michael's ideas for Sitwell homes: "Number 32: Wireless crapability, that one explains itself."

by arkinese June 8, 2014

Crapability

How bad a thing, or someone, can be. The opposite of(credibility)

That deal was rejected due to its high level crapability

by shabbooo7 December 13, 2010

trackability

The ability to track things.
Created by the Internet pioneer Fergal Butler who when presented with the lack of a word will add two well known words together to form a new hybrid third word.

That will allow me to see who's doing what and meet my trackability requirements.

by Ian Hagon July 1, 2004