seeable

transitive verb saw, seen, seeing

1. 1. to get knowledge or an awareness of through the eyes; perceive visually; look at; view
   2. to visualize as though present; picture
2. 1. to get a clear mental impression of; grasp by thinking; understand: to see the point of a joke
   2. to accept as right, proper, or suitable: I can't see him as president
   3. to consider to be; judge: saw it as his duty
3. 1. to learn; discover; find out: see what they want
   2. to learn by reading, as in a newspaper
4. to have personal knowledge of; experience; witness: to have seen better days
5. to look over; inspect; examine: let me see that burn
6. to take care; make sure: see that he does it right
7. 1. to escort; accompany; attend: to see someone home
   2. to keep company with; be dating regularly
8. 1. to encounter; meet; come in contact with: have you seen John?
   2. to recognize by sight
9. 1. to call on; visit
   2. to have an interview with; consult: see a lawyer
10. to admit to one's presence; receive: too ill to see anyone
11. to be a spectator at; view or attend: to see a show
12. Card Games
    1. to meet (a bet) by staking an equal sum
    2. to meet the bet of (another) in this way

intransitive verb

1. to have the power of sight
2. to discern objects, colors, etc. by using the eyes: to be able to see far
3. 1. to take a look: go and see
   2. to investigate or inquire: see if he wants anything
4. to comprehend; understand
5. to think over a given matter; reflect: let me see, where did I put it?

interjection