stackable

adjective

stack·able | \ˈsta-kə-bəl

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Definition of stackable

: easily arranged in a stack

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Homes for Hope Designed by USC architecture students and the Martin Architecture and Design Workshop in 2016, Homes for Hope’s modish, 6½-by-11-foot pods are intended to be stackable, easily reconfigured, and code compliant. — Zoie Matthew, Los Angeles Magazine, "Here’s What’s Being Done to End L.A.’s Homelessness Crisis," 14 June 2018 My favorite item already being these $2 stackable wine glasses. — Danielle Tullo, House Beautiful, "Target's New Home Line Is Simple And Perfect, And You're Going To Want It All," 7 June 2018 There is zero decor, other than four uncomfortable, stackable chairs and a small table with the same very old magazines, and no ambiance. — Lisa Pawlak, Washington Post, "I see a world around me that’s healthy and alive. I wish that were my world.," 8 Apr. 2018 There is zero decor, other than four uncomfortable, stackable chairs and a small table with the same very old magazines, and no ambiance. — Lisa Pawlak, Washington Post, "I see a world around me that’s healthy and alive. I wish that were my world.," 8 Apr. 2018 For lunch, Mookhi is filling stackable steel lunch boxes with lamb, prawns, vegetables, basmati rice, dal bhukara and house salad. — Jenn Harris, latimes.com, "This new Mid-Wilshire dessert shop specializes in one thing: s'mores," 22 May 2018 The other side is a happy jumble of delicate stationery, stackable bento lunchboxes for children and stylish kitchenware, including smooth wooden spoons and white steel chef’s knives. — Giulia Pines, New York Times, "Five Places to Go in Düsseldorf," 11 May 2018 Hermés’ stackable bangles practically function as accessories for your day-drinking beverage of choice, whether that’s a Derby-official mint julep or ice cold Veuve Clicquot. — Amber Elliott, Houston Chronicle, "What to Wear: Best in show for Derby parties," 2 May 2018 There is zero decor, other than four uncomfortable, stackable chairs and a small table with the same very old magazines, and no ambiance. — Lisa Pawlak, Washington Post, "I see a world around me that’s healthy and alive. I wish that were my world.," 8 Apr. 2018

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stackable

adjective

English Language Learners Definition of stackable

: able to be arranged in a stack

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