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scalable 

My dog , Babe, found that fence scalable.
She was put in the cage because if not she would of escaped over the fence.
scalable by jerk October 5, 2003

scalable 

1. adj. A wall or face that is climbable
2. adj. A body that is ready to recieve scales
3. noun A three-year-old or younger child's pronunciation of the classic board game scrabble
1. Yeah, I think it's scalable.
2. Yeah, I think he's scalable
3. Mowmy, I wanna pway scalable!
scalable by Brad Wild October 8, 2003

Scalable ethics

Scalable Ethics is the concept that corporations have a threshold where the forces of maximising profit and growth come into conflict with their ethical or environmental practices, values, and aspirations. It's a term used to interrogate the authenticity of ‘corporate social responsibility’ practices and publicity.
Is this a case of scalable ethics, cutting sustainability initiatives to improve profits?

scalable vector graphics

scalable vector graphics are images that can be scaled without loss of quality. can be shorten to SVG
person 1: man i like scalable vector graphics.
scalable vector graphics by rk092 December 25, 2023

scanable 

An item that needs to be scanned onto the computer.
Here is another scanable for you to email to the boss.
scanable by bubu82 April 30, 2009

scalpable 

Something that is able to be scalped. For example, humans.
She was quite scalpable, especially considering how frustrated I was with her.
scalpable by Ava_Cado09 October 3, 2023
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briefcake 

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