Able to be charged or recorded as a debit in accounting; suitable for being subtracted from an account.
From 'debit' (from Latin 'debitus,' past participle of 'debere,' to owe) plus the suffix '-able' (capable of). This is a straightforward accounting term formed in the modern era.
The rise of 'debitable' mirrors the rise of modern accounting itself—medieval people didn't need this word because they didn't keep detailed financial records. It's a word born from bureaucracy!
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