findability 

Findability is simply the ability to be found or discovered among other similar things. The ability for a person or a thing to found depends on several variables such as level of exposure, physical location in relation to other similar things, the amount of times something has been discovered before and most importantly the attributes belonging to such a thing which enable it to be recognized as belonging with or representing other 'things' which are socially agreed upon as 'being' such a thing.

Despite all of the tryvertising and optitryzation efforts of their marketing team, that company never started to show up in local search engines due to its lack of findability.

findability by whalewail July 15, 2011

funkability 

a widely used term to describe the degree to which a song can get you into the funk

James Brown had many hits which exuded a high degree of funkability. The songs made you want to dance and groove.

funkability by TravelBavaria February 28, 2008

fundability 

The ability to generate money for a good cause. Sustainability rhythms with fundability.

Projects that show how fundability works and why it is important will survive the dog eat world.

fundability by BetterResponse October 31, 2017

Fistability 

A measure of the likely hood or other of being analy penetrated by someone’s fist, of being fisted.

Look at that horny dilf at the bar, he scores high on the fistability index.

Fistability by Clapham-junction July 17, 2018

funability

the potential amount of fun to be had in any given situation

This trip had amazing funability before it was spoiled by the rain.

funability by tink29 September 12, 2016

Fadability

the level at which fading of a person occurs.

Yo that kid Dickey has a low fadability, he is already passed out pissing himself!

Fadability by Low Gin March 27, 2012

best-friendability 

It means that u have the ability to be the best of friends

U most defintley have a best-friendability attribute
The Thing i like most about u is ur best-friendability

best-friendability by Martin and Dean December 9, 2008