Fuckable

Part of speech: adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈfʌkəbl̩/

Definitions

1. Characterizing a person or object as having sexual allure or attractiveness that warrants consideration for sexual activities
2. Describing someone as possessing physical qualities that make them appealing for sexual interactions and encounters
3. Having qualities that make someone appealing for sexual intimacy

Etymology: "Fuckable" is a plain formation: the verb "fuck" plus the suffix "-able," which means "capable of being" or "worthy of" the action named by the base. Its suffix traces back through Middle English and Old French to Latin "-abilis," which gave English a large family of adjectives such as "readable" and "washable." The base verb is much older than the suffix. "Fuck" descends from a Proto-Germanic verb, "fukkōnąn," and appears in Middle English as "fukken," so the verb had long been in the language before this adjective was formed. The adjective is a later, productive combination of the two, following the same pattern as the many other "-able" words built on English verbs.

Synonyms: attractive, appealing, desirable, sexy, alluring

Antonyms: unattractive, repulsive, undesirable