reachable

High enough on an eligible list or promotion list to be considered for a particular position. Used in the civil service.

She may be on the A list, but so are three Ph.D.s and an alderman's nephew. She's not reachable.

by Isabeau du Oueb October 14, 2006

rackables

another word for racks. Is slang for thousands of dollars.. rackables & rackades were coined by tay-k

bitch you get robbed for your rackables!!!

by ffnine February 4, 2018

el readable

the most devious and androgenous fella out there, a vore enjoyer. as the name suggests, quite possibly the MOST readable human in history, or to be more specific, in the game Brawlhalla.

average person: el reabable is soooooo readable

el readable: grr woof woof pwease stop bweing mwean to meee

by Char Lee Sang April 28, 2022

Ranchable

The ability or experiment in using the ranch condiment as a dipping sauce for various finger foods or sides. Testing the ranchability simply involves dipping the item into ranch. Then, if the taste is good, its ranchable.

Blake - "I don't want to waste my pizza crust, so I'm gonna see if its ranchable."

Jordan - "Did it taste good?"

Blake - "Holy balls! it tastes amazing, its ranchable for sure!"

by The man of the man3 January 23, 2010

Reachabout

Australian for a Reacharound. Usually takes place on an Australian Walkabout Excursion, but can also occur in desolate shacks in the Aussie bush. Reachabouts are often given by large Australian Bushmen and Transients.

Me: I heard you went on a Walkabout, how was it?
You: Oh, it was great! I got myself a Reachabout!
Me: I hope the bloke wasn't too rough on ya!

by z0mgbie October 1, 2010

reachability

ability to be reached. Term used in networking.

Please test the reachability of that node/host/router/switch

by mr_p April 18, 2007

teachable moment

A clusterfuck.

This euphemism is employed as a last resort when no other positives could (accurately) be applied to the situation. Often used in sports.

Last week's 4th fumble was a teachable moment for our young QB.

by brellin November 22, 2007