saveable

transitive verb saved, saving

1. to rescue or preserve from harm, danger, injury, etc.; make or keep safe
2. to keep in health and well-being: now only in certain formulas: God save the king!
3. to preserve for future use; lay by: often with up
4. to prevent or guard against loss or waste of: to save time, to save a game
5. to avoid, prevent, lessen, or guard against: to save wear and tear
6. to treat or use carefully in order to preserve, lessen wear, etc.
7. Comput. to copy (data, a file, etc.) from random-access memory to a disk, tape, etc. for storage
8. Theol. to deliver from sin and its penalties

intransitive verb

1. to avoid expense, loss, waste, etc.; be economical
2. to keep something or someone from danger, harm, etc.
3. to put by money or goods; hoard: often with up
4. to keep; last
5. Theol. to bring about deliverance from sin and its penalties

noun

1. Sports an action that keeps an opponent from scoring or winning
2. ☆ Baseball the preserving of a team's lead by a relief pitcher in the final inning