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-able capable doable pliable unflappable Flip Card Over (having the ability to do something) doable (able to be performed or accomplished) -able pliable (having the ability to bend) unflappable (not capable of being easily excited) Flip Card Over

capable of Flip Card Over

-tile tactile infantile mercantile hostile Flip Card Over (having to do with the sense of touch) infantile (like an infant) -tile mercantile (characteristic of merchants or trade) hostile (characteristic of an enemy) Flip Card Over

like; characteristic of Flip Card Over

-ful colorful beautiful painful plentiful Flip Card Over (full of color) beautiful (full of beauty) -ful painful (full of pain) plentiful (abundant) Flip Card Over

full of Flip Card Over