a. [f. JUMP v. + -ABLE.] Capable of being jumped: a. of being leapt over; b. of being taken summary possession of, as a claim.
1829. Sporting Mag., XXIV. 51. One of the widest brooks … and not jumpable in all parts.
1883. E. Pennell-Elmhirst, Cream Leicestersh., 170. Every fence has a jumpable place in it.
1884. ‘R. Boldrewood,’ Melbourne Mem., xvi. 114. The Heifer Station was … ‘an abandoned claim’ and possibly ‘jumpable.’
1885. Milnor (Dakota) Teller, 12 June, 5/3. There is considerable land in this neighborhood that is jumpable.
