1851, "capable of being influenced," from suggest + -ible. Meaning "that can be suggested" is from 1836. Related: Suggestibly; suggestibility.
suggestible young minds
sugar daddy
sugar-coat
sugar-plum
sugary
suggest
suggestible
suggestion
suggestive
sui generis
sui juris
suicidal
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