extinguishable

It had a higher flash point, was easily extinguishable with water, but burned invisible.

They are extinguishable by water and are not prone to explosion like LPG (propane and butane).

The word derives from two Greek words: "isos", meaning "equal", and "sbestos", meaning "extinguishable".

Wo rather to those that made the Holy an abomination, and extinguishable; wo at all men that live in such a time of world-abomination and world-destruction!

Fire, generated in real-time, plays a prominent role in the game, as objects can be set alight and destroyed by being exposed to the fire, which is also extinguishable.

Impressed by the terrible and hardly extinguishable oil fires that he had seen there, Loran tried to find such a liquid substance that could deal effectively with the problem.

Marshall envisioned a usufruct, whose content was limited only by "their own discretion," inalienable except to the federal government, and extinguishable only by the federal government.

From serious flaws in the construction of the garbage chute to confusion at the scene of the fire, the board said it had found many problems that turned what should have been an easily extinguishable rubbish fire into a nightmarish blaze.

The witches have no real pull upon the wandering John, and the passion between the supernaturally crossed lovers (a restless, ambivalent Lou Milione and a dazed though alluring Tracy Sallows, who looks bewitched) seems readily extinguishable.