shaggable

English

Etymology

shag +‎ -able

Adjective

shaggable (comparative more shaggable, superlative most shaggable)

1. (British, slang) Worthy of shagging; fuckable.
   • 2002, Val McDermid, The Wire in the Blood:

     "Still think she's shaggable, Lee?" Di Earnshaw's thin mouth pursed. "Not unless you like singing falsetto."

   • 2003, James Birrell, The Manana Man, page 29:

     And as if to confirm what cycling shorts had suggested, the magazines that once determined what would make a girl shaggable now explained to me why I and most of the other sixty per cent would remain unshagged until our buns could crack the porcelain.