takable , also: takeable

Could there be one among them that was takable, that would help her in the future?

Then came Aldis, the whisper of her robe was unmis- takable.

The remark held an unmis- takable note of reproof.

In the distance a shark cruised, its silhouette unmis- takable, even over this length of time.

The noise was loud and unmis- takable as the can tipped over and rolled to a stop.

Robert Asprin takable sound of furniture breaking.

In the tower a shrill-voiced drum chattered an unmis- takable alarm.

Between the man in the booth and Tim Littenberg there was an unmis takable air of self-consciousness.

Gersen recognized Navarth, whose swaggering gait was unmis- takable.

"You are of noble blood," answered Galladel, an unmis- takable edge of anger and disappointment to his voice.

Then they all heard the unmis- takable thunking of a big helicopter landing on the X outside Henner House.

But she was silent because even the pilot's cabin showed unmis- takable marks of long tenure and Kira Falernova had been a tidy person.

This time the unmis- takable clamor of the hounds was so much nearer that they immedi- ately lurched into motion once more.

He was still straightening up when the smell as- saulted him-a horrible smell, rank, musty, and unmis- takable.

There was an unmis- takable sound to the voice, a sour yet melodic accent he had heard only in moments of terror ... the hiss of Stormspike.

Eydryth saw that a man now stood within the pentagram, a tall man with a haughty, handsome face that bore the unmis- takable stamp of the Old Race.

A squat building dominated it, with an im- pressive array of antennae on top, mcinding one unmis- takable one meant for subspace communication over interstellar distancesa real shock, to find that sort of equipment here.

The platinum light was pellucid and he saw it clearly: the deep, unmis- takable red of its glossy pelt, its bright yellow-green eyes cold and hard as flint, glowing as if from some internal energy source.

He's coming aboaifl now, she thought in the split second of waiting for the incoming call And then, as the unmis- takable gravelly voice of CenCom's third-shift operator rasped across her sensors, disappointment flooded her synapses and left her dull and heavy on the launching pad.