harborable
adjectiveUK /ˈhɑːbərəbl/
US /ˈhɑːrbərəbl/
Able to be kept safe or given a home.
The kind family decided the little stray cat was harborable.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Able to be held in the mind as a thought or feeling.
Her quiet hope was harborable even in hard times.
3. Able to be given a place to stay, as a person or animal.
The travelers were harborable at the small inn.
4. Able to be kept hidden or protected from harm.
The secret was harborable in a locked drawer.