a. [f. FLEECE v. + -ABLE.] That may be fleeced, liable to be fleeced, cheatable.
1868. Daily News, 24 Dec. The appearance … of a member of the aristocracy … paralyses their caution, and renders them the most fleeceable of mankind.
1892. Punch, 5 March, 112/2. He had fleeced all that was fleeceable in Dansington, and had vanished into the clouds.
