1. able to be kneaded; having a consistency that allows for pressing, folding, and stretching

Examples

• The dough became kneadable after adding more flour.
• Clay must be kneadable to shape it into pottery.
• The bread dough was perfectly kneadable and smooth.
• This modeling compound stays kneadable for hours.
• The baker tested whether the mixture was kneadable enough.
• Kneadable materials are essential for sculpting work.