Smashable
/ˈsmæʃ.ə.bəl/noun
Able to be smashed or broken into pieces.
Did you know?“Smash” is an expressive word first recorded in the 17th century, likely echoing the sound of violent impact rather than coming from a neat classical root.
Etymological Timeline
17th Century
English
smash
“To break violently or suddenly; probably an echoic sound-word”
Late 17th Century
English
-able
“A suffix meaning “capable of being””
18th–19th Century
English
smashable
“Capable of being smashed”
Modern English
English
smashable
“Able to be smashed or broken into pieces”