a. [f. L. explōs- ppl. stem of explōdĕre to EXPLODE + -IBLE. Cf. F. explosible.] Capable of being exploded.
1799. Med. Jrnl., II. 361. The air … was found so much mixed with atmospheric air, as to be rendered explosible.
1888. Athenæum, 14 April, 473. It proved itself to be by no means so readily explosible as has usually been supposed.
