stretchable
IPA: strˈɛtʃʌbʌɫ
adjective
- Capable of being stretched.
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Examples of "stretchable" in Sentences
- The stretchable strap has a looped outer end.
- And again, stretchable corn was a major staple.
- A hydrogen one can be just a stretchable sphere.
- The segments are connected by a stretchable thread.
- At least one of the layers of film material is stretchable.
- The stretchable material firms the skin in the area covered.
- The stretchable shoe is especially available for a growing child.
- A package with a stretchable tear element for opening the package.
- It's hard to give dimensions for these animals, because their bodies are very stretchable.
- Reportedly, "the headlights open like eyes from behind the stretchable fabric, which shifts at speed to make the car more aerodynamic."
- Two more gowns later -- Nicole Miller finally won -- Alicia was saved "from having to put on the stretchable black jersey number that I have worn nine years in a row."
- Gregor's rebirth into the insect world is strikingly orchestrated as well: Milosich emerges from the stretchable white fabric on Gregor's bed, as if springing from a chrysalis.
- Relaxin from your ovaries relaxes and softens your ligaments, cartilage, and cervix, making these tissues more stretchable during pregnancy and letting your pelvic joints spread during birth.
- • Relaxin from your ovaries relaxes and softens your ligaments, cartilage, and cervix, making these tissues more stretchable during pregnancy and letting your pelvic joints spread during birth.
- A hormone from your ovaries that relaxes and softens your ligaments, cartilage, and cervix, making these tissues more stretchable during pregnancy and letting your pelvic joints spread during birth.
- Disguising himself by remolding his face and donning cool goggles and a patently ridiculous stretchable leotard (with a distinctive black and yellow striped belt), he becomes the crime fighter Plastic Man!