a. [f. L. ērig-ĕre (see ERECT v.) + -IBLE.] Capable of being erected or set in an upright position.
a. 1803. G. Shaw, Zool., IV. II. 378. A very strong spine, which … is erigible at the pleasure of the animal.
1847. in Craig; and in mod. Dicts.
a. [f. L. ērig-ĕre (see ERECT v.) + -IBLE.] Capable of being erected or set in an upright position.
a. 1803. G. Shaw, Zool., IV. II. 378. A very strong spine, which … is erigible at the pleasure of the animal.
1847. in Craig; and in mod. Dicts.
