useable

[Eng. use, v.; -able.] Capable of being used; fit to be used. 2. Forg .: A slab of iron welded to the side of a bar near the end, to be drawn down by the hammer in prolongation of the length of the bar. One mode "Rendering the cut harne useable."- Field , Sept. 11, of building up heavy shafts for paddle-wheels, . 1886. 3. Law : The benefit or profit of lands and tene- ments that are in the po e ion of another, who üse'-fül, a . [English use ; ful (l).] Full of use, simply holds them for a beneficiary. He to whose advantage, or profit; valuable for use; profitable use or benefit the trust is intended enjoys the prof to any end; conducive or helpful to any purpose; its, and is called the cestui que use . The term trust producing or having power to produce good; bene- is now commonly used to denote the kind of estate ficial, profitable, advantageous. formerly signified by use . [TRUST, 8., II.] Uses 2. A Nonjuror (q.v.). [NONJUROR'S-USAGES.]