Capable of being flogged or beaten; worthy of flogging.
From 'flog' (from Dutch 'floggen' or a native formation) plus the suffix '-able' (meaning capable of being).
The '-able' suffix is so productive that you can technically add it to almost any verb, but 'floggable' reminds us that English has always been shaped by the violent realities of history—corporal punishment was once routine.
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