washable

From wash + -able.

washable (comparative more washable, superlative most washable)

1. Capable of being washed without being damaged; especially by a specified method, for example machine-washable.
   • 1956 January, “New Station at Potters Bar”, in Railway Magazine, page 25:

     The waiting rooms are centrally heated and tastefully furnished with carefully selected tones of easily washable emulsion paint.

• nonwashable
• single-use
• unwashable

• reusable
• rewashable (in practice, often synonymous, as most items that are washable are rewashable; the latter word gives connotative emphasis to repeated reuse)

washable (plural washables)

1. Something that can be washed without being damaged.