1. suitable or worthy of being hanged as punishment
Usage: archaic or legal; often used in historical or literary contexts
2. capable of being hung or suspended
Usage: informal

Examples

• In medieval times, a hangable offense could result in severe punishment.
• The painting is hangable on any standard wall with proper hardware.
• The tapestry was made from a durable, hangable fabric.
• He was convicted of a hangable crime under the old law.
• These lightweight frames are easily hangable without special tools.