bespeakable

English

Etymology

From bespeak +‎ -able.

Adjective

bespeakable (comparative more bespeakable, superlative most bespeakable)

  1. Able to be bespoken or requested at one's convenience.
    • 1861, Fraser's Magazine for Town and Country (volume 64, page 587)
      Of subject and invention we have still very little. These we can only obtain from inventors or men of genius — not a bespeakable class by any manner of means.
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