1. able to be dropped or let fall without damage or harm
2. able to be removed, discontinued, or abandoned
Usage: informal
3. able to be dropped or inserted into a location by dragging and releasing with a computer mouse or touchpad
Usage: computing

Examples

• This phone is advertised as droppable from up to six feet.
• The course offers several droppable electives so students can adjust their schedules.
• You can make any droppable item in the interface by clicking and dragging it to a new folder.
• The manufacturer claims the device is droppable on concrete without breaking.
• Several scenes in the film felt droppable and didn't advance the plot.
• In the software, droppable files can be organized into custom categories.