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amazonable

A business or industry in which the Amazon company, because of their financial resources, economies of scale and shipping capabilities, could easily enter and sell the products at a lower price and ship them faster than existing companies in that industry.
Because it is expensive and not easy to ship sheets of plywood and drywall like it is books and other small products, home improvement businesses like Home Depot and Lowe's are not easily Amazonable. Amazon {business] online shopping Cyber Monday
amazonable by Octotrader February 10, 2018
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Amazable 

Amazing + Adorable <3

The simplest way to describe an adorable and amazing person with only one word!
Awe, Aaron is so amazable!
I can't believe how amazing and adorable he is!! :)
Amazable by Jorrrdddinnn August 5, 2010

amazonalypse 

Term refers to the apocalyptic feeling that Amazon is on the verge of world domination.
Fewer and fewer 'cottage industry' types of business will be able to survive Amazonalypse.

amazable 

Amazing + Unbelievable = Amazable
That race was amazable!
amazable by kjadflkjad August 1, 2006

amazingable 

Coined by the creators of the YT channel 'Bad Lip Reading'. Meaning can only be speculated as of now.
"It's AMAZINGABLE! Yeah, I made up a word, but you know what? Y'all can repeat that all week"
amazingable by Hunpeter February 2, 2017

Amazable 

Somebody who can be amazed by something
Once I showed her what I could do, it was clear she was amazable
Amazable by Bozack Fiddy September 30, 2018

Amazable 

Amazable: adjective

Easily amazed = amazable

Synonym for "impressionable" or "supsceptible"
Context: Songwriting
Lucy sings: "We're all replacable, we're all amazable"

Or

Seeing a mediocre band but has fun either way

"I am so amazable"
Amazable by LuRT April 30, 2022
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"Did you check out the briefcake in courtroom C?"
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