Meanings
- not comparableAble to be waved.
The air darkens with hats, caps, handkerchiefs, and flowers. Women who have nothing else wavable at hand, toss up their children […]
1867, Henry Spicer, Bound to Please, volume 1, number 287, page 202
Origin
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