showable

Etymology

show + -able

adj

1. Capable of, or suitable for, being shown; exhibitable.
   A longy Manx cat is not showable, though it can make a good pet.

noun

1. Something that can be shown.
   Elvis must have become a new religion, at least in her eyes (and in the eyes of the people who bought her product)! Just like Mabe's unique showables, the wart and the toenail, many people have a unique story they could recall about Elvis, […] 1999, Steven Opdyke, The printed Elvis: the complete guide to books about the king, page 183
   For Meinong's extraordinary work on emotional presentation will provide a series of ideas and distinctions that will enable us to push a bit further the idea of what we might call literary showables. 2019, Peter J. McCormick, Modernity, Aesthetics, and the Bounds of Art, page 161