beddable

[bed-uh-buhl]

adjective

1. willing or easily persuaded to have sexual relations; seduceable.

   The director is known for hiring actresses he thinks are beddable.

beddable

/ ˈbɛdəbəl /

adjective

1. sexually attractive

Word History and Origins

Origin of beddable¹

First recorded in 1940–45; bed + -able

Example Sentences

Because for some reason companies still seem to think that true success is coming through the door to a woman who is both beddable and biddable, the 1950s housewife brought into the office.

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"You might point out to His Grace that the Tyrells are much wealthier than the Starks, and that Margaery is said to be lovely . . . and beddable besides."

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Jean Simmons as a drunken socialite, Suzanne Pleshette as a beddable actress and Angela Lansbury as a goodhearted chippy are among the memory prodders Garner encounters before he learns for sure that he is not a dangerous escaped lunatic being sought by the police.

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