Capable of exploding or able to be made to explode; prone to sudden, violent bursting or detonation.
From 'explode' (from Latin 'explodere': ex- out + plodere to clap/strike) + English suffix '-able' (capable of). The root originally meant to drive off the stage by clapping.
Something labeled 'explodable' isn't just dangerous—the word choice in safety regulations matters legally, because 'explodable' means it *can* explode under certain conditions, which affects how it must be transported.
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