"capable of being broken," 1560s, from break (v.) + -able. As a noun, breakables is attested from 1820.
pack the breakables separately
earthenware pottery is breakable
breakable articles should be packed carefully
bread-and-butter
bread-basket
breadth
breadwinner
break
breakable
breakage
breakaway
break-dancing
breakdown
breaker
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