frangible
21frangible — [ fran(d)ʒɪb(ə)l] adjective literary or technical fragile; brittle. Origin ME: from OFr., or from med. L. frangibilis, from L. frangere to break …
22frangible — a. Brittle, fragile, easily broken …
23frangible — adj breakable, fragile, frail, brittle, rickety; friable, crumbly, not shatterproof; flimsy, splintery, slivery, discerptible, fissile; shaky, tottering, wobbling, teetering; unstable, unsteady, Inf. jerry built; weak, weakened, feeble, decrepit …
24frangible — fran·gi·ble …
25frangible — fran•gi•ble [[t]ˈfræn dʒə bəl[/t]] adj. easily broken; breakable • Etymology: 1375–1425; late ME < OF, der. of L frangere to break fran gi•bil′i•ty, n …
26frangible — a. brittle …
27frangible shackle — n. a padlock shackle designed to be broken easily …
28frangible shackle padlock — n. a padlock equipped with an easily broken shackle …
29frangible tumbler — n. a tumbler whose reference size may be permanently altered, or established, mechanically without removal from the cylinder …
30frangible bullet — noun : a bullet used in firing practice that breaks into powder or fragments upon contact with the target and does not penetrate …