Fictile (adj)
fik-tiyl
Capable of being molded/ of or relating to pottery.
First recorded in 1620–30; from Latin fictilis “earthen” (literally, “moldable”), equivalent to fict(us) “shaped” (past participle of fingere ) + -ilis -ile
Example sentences
“The fictile vessels, used for cooking, were famous the world over.”
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