fileable

transitive verb filed, filing

1. 1. to arrange (papers, etc.) in order for future reference
   2. to put (a paper, etc.) in its proper place or order
2. ☆ to dispatch (a news story) to a newspaper, news agency, etc.
3. to register (an application, etc.)
4. to put (a legal document) on public record
5. to initiate (a divorce suit or other legal action)

intransitive verb

1. to move in a line: to file out of a building
2. ☆ to register oneself as a candidate (for a political office)
3. to make application (for divorce proceedings, etc.)

noun

1. a container, as a folder, cabinet, etc., for keeping papers in order
2. an orderly arrangement of papers, cards, etc., as for reference
3. a line of persons or things situated one behind another
4. any of the rows of squares on a chessboard extending from one player's end to the other
5. Comput. a collection of data (or, often, of logically related records) stored and dealt with as a single, named unit