Capable of being torn apart, separated, or broken into fragments.
From discerpt (Latin discerptus, past participle of discerpere) + -ible (capable of). The -pt- infix shows the Latin past participle form in English.
This is the variant of discerpible showing the Latin past participle form, and interestingly, both forms exist in English despite being functionally identical — a remnant of word-hoarders in the Oxford tradition.
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