catchable

adjective
UK /ˈkætʃəbl/
US /ˈkætʃəbl/

Able to be caught.

The ball was catchable, so she ran and grabbed it.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Able to be captured or taken hold of, as a person or animal.

The runaway dog was finally catchable after it tired out.

3. Able to be understood or perceived, as a meaning or idea.

Her joke was catchable even to the youngest kids.

4. Able to be affected by or contract something, such as a disease.

This flu is easily catchable in crowded places.