cuttable
adjective
cut·ta·ble
ˈkə-tə-bəl 
: capable of being cut : ready for cutting
cuttable timber
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Cranberry sauce is a veritable chameleon, too — sweet or tart, smooth or chunky, loose and spreadable or firm and cuttable, berries only or chock full of other fruit.
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Washington Post,
20 Nov. 2020
During the heyday of the logging industry, timber cruisers were highly skilled individuals who surveyed the forests for cuttable trees.
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David E. Petzal,
Field & Stream,
12 May 2020
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Washington Post,
20 Nov. 2020
During the heyday of the logging industry, timber cruisers were highly skilled individuals who surveyed the forests for cuttable trees.
—
David E. Petzal,
Field & Stream,
12 May 2020
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