stageability

To construct a project in phases.

In order to concentrate this chemical, we're going to take advantage of the stageability of technology "A." Technology A will allow us to achieve a fraction of our objective now and complete the entire objective later. Therefore, we won't have to spend all our money now. Thank you for your input, Vic Lyday.

by Dave Collings November 21, 2007

stalkability

The degree to which a person's information is easily accessible on the internet.

His name is so unique, he has a ridiculously high stalkability factor.

by stalkable January 5, 2011

Stabability

Uncommon misconception of the word "stability" - the state of being stable

Also defined as the ability to stab.

Mark - My wife is questioning my stability!
John - She better not question your stabability!

by TheFuckHole24 March 9, 2018

SAGability

the potential for one's face/body to sag with age - no matter how trim and fit one might be

I know Monique is in great shape, but even though she doesn't have an ounce of fat, SAGability is inevitable thanks to gravity. Cosmetic surgery can't fix everything!

by big red slim January 8, 2009

stabability

A concerned of state of mind. questioning if you and your thoughts are stable.

I'm questioning our stabability, here

by gollyhilbiliby January 12, 2018

shareability

Increasing the opportunity to share something with someone.

By adding a new joke to our list, that increases our chances of sharability online.

OR

Making our links easier to find will increase our shareability.

by Trish C January 10, 2009

stavability

An kind of thought you might just have upon reflection of the idea that you're about to see a big orange clown, especially upon suggestion that he's, uh.. lets be real, the leader of the free world. Note: use of "stavability" can illicit comments about how authentic you sound amongst other general approvals.

I'm very excited and hopeful, it gives me hope and security and just stavability.

by Dr Dragon (PhD) September 13, 2023