1. able to be assigned a date or time period
2. suitable or attractive as a romantic partner
Usage: informal

Examples

• The archaeologist found dateable artifacts from the Bronze Age.
• Carbon dating made the fossil dateable to millions of years ago.
• The manuscript contains dateable references to historical events.
• She wondered if her new coworker was dateable.
• He’s smart and funny, definitely dateable material.
• The pottery shards were dateable to the 12th century.
• After his makeover, he became much more dateable.