teasably

teasably

English

Etymology

From teasable +‎ -ly.

Adverb

teasably (comparative more teasably, superlative most teasably)

  1. In a teasable manner; so as to be susceptible to teasing.
    • quoted in 2007, Robert Frost, Mark Richardson, The Notebooks of Robert Frost (page 185)
      I didn't know who he was except that he looked very teasably young.
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