merchantable
[mur-chuh n-tuh-buh l]
adjective Chiefly Law.
marketable: merchantable war-surplus goods.
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Origin of merchantable
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Historical Examples of merchantable
They were not moved by his catalogue of the merchantable commodities which had been found.
Sir Walter RaleghWilliam Stebbing
How to convey the information in merchantable form was the next question.
My Adventures with Your MoneyGeorge Graham Rice
They were paid for by the piece or dozen like any other merchantable article.
The Mother of Washington and Her TimesSara Agnes Rice Pryor
Merchantable tallow should never be used, as it contains acid.
Farm Engines and How to Run ThemJames H. Stephenson
I make two classes—good, sound, merchantable apples, and seconds.
The AppleVarious
merchantable
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