removable

The disqualification, to be sure, was removable in each case by a two-thirds vote of Congress.

To obviate this objection various forms of removable "heads" have been devised.

The idea of a Council of Regency to assist the Prince, but to be removable by him, seems to be given up.

The bed was flock, without a removable cover, and not clean.

And be so heavy as not to be portable or so firmly secured as not to be removable?

Soft color spreads more readily under pressure, but is removable after each impression by merely dampening the plate.

These coils are removable in one piece with the coverplate without disturbing the rest of the oil piping.

On this is shown a round pan having a removable bottom, to the center of which is attached a tube.

But now, it appeared that the tile which protruded from the cement floor was removable.

The removable doors E give access to the top of the Trunk, and the brackets F are for the supporting rods.