keyboardable

English

Etymology

keyboard +‎ -able.

Adjective

keyboardable (comparative more keyboardable, superlative most keyboardable)

1. Easily generated with a typewriter or computer keyboard.
   • 1985, David L. Altheide, Media power, page 221:

     Work is recognized insofar as it is "keyboardable" in the bureaucratic world. This includes memos, schedules, reports, payrolls, etc.

2. (computing, of software) Usable with a keyboard as the only input device.
   • 2000, Scot Hacker, MP3: The Definitive Guide, page 63:

     In addition, WinAmp is highly keyboardable, and most features can be activated via hotkeys.