tossable

Tossable is an English adjective meaning capable of being thrown or tossed. It describes objects that are light enough and shaped to be thrown safely, as well as items designed for tossing-based play. In everyday use, it connotes ease of handling and playful utility rather than precision throwing equipment.

The word is formed from the verb toss plus the suffix -able. It is informal in register and is more commonly found in casual speech, product descriptions, blogs, and advertising than in formal writing. Its usage is largely metaphorical when describing ideas or plans that can be “tossed around” in discussion, though the primary sense remains physical.

Common contexts include toys and party games (soft balls, beanbags, foam shapes), sports training aids meant for light tosses, and consumer products marketed as casual, social play items. In design and packaging language, "tossable" can describe products with forgiving shapes that withstand rough handling or tossing between players.

While generally benign, the term implies throwing; in public spaces or around others it should be used considerately to avoid injuries.