countable1 (koun′tabl)

[ The evills which you desire to be recounted are very many, and all most countable with those that were hidden in the baskett of Pandora. Spenser , State of Ireland. They are countable by the you sand and the million, who have suffered cruel wrong. Carlyle , French Rev., II. ix. 1. countable2+ (koun'ta-bl), a. [By apheresis from accountable .] Accountable. Such a religious judge as is he to whom I am countable. Hieron, Works, II. 187.