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lettable |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective lettable is
able to be (that is, rented or leased).
lettable |
leasable |
As adjectives the difference between lettable and leasable
is that
lettable is able to be (that is, rented or leased) while
leasable is able to be leased.
lettable |
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bettable |
lettable |
As adjectives the difference between bettable and lettable
is that
bettable is suitable for betting; capable of being gambled while
lettable is able to be let (that is, rented or leased).
wettable |
lettable |
As adjectives the difference between wettable and lettable
is that
wettable is capable of being wetted while
lettable is able to be let (that is, rented or leased).
lettable |
gettable |
As adjectives the difference between lettable and gettable
is that
lettable is able to be (that is, rented or leased) while
gettable is that may be obtained.
lettable |
settable |
As adjectives the difference between lettable and settable
is that
lettable is able to be (that is, rented or leased) while
settable is capable of being set.
lettable |
pettable |
As adjectives the difference between lettable and pettable
is that
lettable is able to be (that is, rented or leased) while
pettable is suitable for petting.
lettable |
vettable |
As adjectives the difference between lettable and vettable
is that
lettable is able to be let (that is, rented or leased) while
vettable is capable of being vetted.