pervertible

pervertible

English

Alternative forms

• pervertable

Etymology

pervert +‎ -ible

Adjective

pervertible (comparative more pervertible, superlative most pervertible)

1. Capable of being perverted.

Noun

pervertible (plural pervertibles)

1. A person who is liable to corruption.
   • 1997, Wynema McGowan, Beyond the River (page 155)

     At the time it could scarcely be called a town but in years to come Sloane, Arkansas would be a mecca for gamblers and pervertibles, a veritable caldron of sin and perdition.

2. An everyday or household object that can be used in sexual activity.
   • 2009, Ethan Gilsdorf, Fantasy Freaks and Gaming Geeks

     Don't be surprised if your geek lover puts more thought into arranging the boudoir than you do, or if common household items ("pervertibles") soon take on a new dimension.