Definition of stackable
: easily arranged in a stack
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There is zero decor, other than four uncomfortable, stackable chairs and a small table with the same very old magazines, and no ambiance.
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For safety, always use a sturdy platform and avoid stackable steps.
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Items such as the Zippo, Mophie juice packs and stackable cups are trading the most volume, with resale prices under $100.
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Her product — shatterproof, stackable, stemless wine glasses — goes by the name HaloVino.
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Stacking rings begin at $400, layered necklaces start at $500 and stackable bracelets are $700 and up.
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Ever since this healthy travel snack roundup went up, I've been coveted Brabantia's stackable glass containers (set of 3 for $25.92 on Amazon).
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Nearly 1,000 tiny homes or their close cousins — stackable modular housing units, typically with less than 200 square feet of living space — are being planned in San Francisco, San Jose, Richmond, Berkeley, Oakland and Santa Rosa.
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Threshold marble stackable coaster set, $15, target.com Your wallet will be thrilled with this inexpensive but classy gesture.
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First Known Use of stackable
1958
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: able to be arranged in a stack
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