Deserving of a bribe; describing something valuable enough to someone that they might offer corrupt payment for it.
Combines 'bribe' with '-worthy' (deserving or suitable for something). This is a rare or archaic formation reflecting older English word-building patterns for describing what's worth corrupting for.
This is basically an unused word because it's cynical—by saying something is 'bribeworthy,' you're admitting the system is rotten enough that people will pay illegally for it, which is why modern English avoids it.
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