De-pĕc'ti-ble, a.
a. [From Lat. depectere, to comb off, from de and pectere, to comb, Gr. πεκτεῖν, πέ-κειν.] Tough; thick; capable of extension. [Obs.] Some bodies are of a more depectible nature than oil. Bacon.
a. [From Lat. depectere, to comb off, from de and pectere, to comb, Gr. πεκτεῖν, πέ-κειν.] Tough; thick; capable of extension. [Obs.] Some bodies are of a more depectible nature than oil. Bacon.