Definition of aimable
: capable of being aimed at something independently aimable lenses … a posh but no-nonsense interior, which has comfortable seats, large controls and even aimable, closeable air vents … — Dan Jedlicka, Chicago Sun-Times, 18 Aug. 2002
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First Known Use of aimable
1944
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