neattable
adjectiveUK /ˈniːtˌteɪbəl/
US /ˈniːtˌteɪbəl/
Very clean and tidy, like a table that is all put in order.
Her desk was neattable, with every pencil lined up and no papers out of place.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Easy to arrange or set out in a clear, orderly way.
The picnic supplies were neattable, so we packed everything in minutes.
3. Looking smart and well-groomed, as if freshly tidied.
He showed up neattable for the school photo, hair combed and shirt tucked in.
4. Simple and clear to understand, with nothing messy or confusing.
Her notes were neattable, making the whole lesson easy to review.