expellable

The study, the first of its kind, did not come to conclude what leads to the expellable behavior.

The exhaust package features a filter that can recycle the gas used or convert it to an expellable gas.

Sometimes he planted evidence of crimes or expellable violations of the rules among their belongings-those were his earliest and crudest efforts.

It's right there in Bronx Prep's charter: assault is an expellable offense - along with possessing a weapon, selling drugs, or committing a felony.

Voting against one's own party is an expellable offence in the Labor Party; the only other NSW Labor MP to have opposed his own party in a party-line vote was George Petersen, who was expelled in 1987 as a result.