| PROGRAMABLE | • programable adj. Alternative form of programmable. • PROGRAMABLE adj. that can be programmed, also PROGRAMMABLE. |
| IAMBOGRAPHER | • iambographer n. A poet who writes iambic verse. • IAMBOGRAPHER n. one who writes in iambics. |
| PROGRAMMABLE | • programmable adj. Capable of being programmed. • programmable n. A calculator that allows the user to write programs. • PROGRAMMABLE adj. that can be programmed, also PROGRAMABLE. |
| IAMBOGRAPHERS | • iambographers n. Plural of iambographer. • IAMBOGRAPHER n. one who writes in iambics. |
| IMPREGNATABLE | • impregnatable adj. Which can be impregnated. • IMPREGNATABLE adj. capable of being impregnated. |
| PERAMBULATING | • perambulating v. Present participle of perambulate. • PERAMBULATE v. to walk through, to inspect an area on foot. |
| PREAMBULATING | • preambulating v. Present participle of preambulate. • PREAMBULATE v. to make a preamble. |
| PROGRAMMABLES | • programmables n. Plural of programmable. • PROGRAMMABLE n. a device that can be programmed. |
| MICROBAROGRAPH | • microbarograph n. An instrument for recording minor fluctuations of atmospheric pressure, as opposed to general barometric surges. • MICROBAROGRAPH n. an instrument for recording minute changes in atmospheric pressure. |
| REPROGRAMMABLE | • reprogrammable adj. That can be reprogrammed; whose program can be replaced with another. • REPROGRAMMABLE adj. capable of being reprogrammed. |
| UNPROGRAMMABLE | • unprogrammable adj. That cannot be programmed. • UNPROGRAMMABLE adj. not programmable. |
| MICROBAROGRAPHS | • microbarographs n. Plural of microbarograph. • MICROBAROGRAPH n. an instrument for recording minute changes in atmospheric pressure. |
| PROGRAMMABILITY | • programmability n. The abstract capability of being programmable. • PROGRAMMABILITY n. the state of being programmable. |
| THERMOBAROGRAPH | • thermobarograph n. An instrument for recording simultaneously the pressure and temperature of a gas; a combined thermograph… • THERMOBAROGRAPH n. a device that simultaneously records the temperature and pressure of the atmosphere. |