chargeable

charge +‎ -able

chargeable (comparative more chargeable, superlative most chargeable)

1. (of expenses etc.) That may be charged to an account.
   • 2006, Michael Thomas, ‎David Goy, Stamp Duty Land Tax (page 172)

     In summary, the variation of a lease for consideration is generally chargeable to SDLT.

2. (rare) Liable to be accused (either formally or informally).
   • 1865, Joel Prentiss Bishop, Commentaries on the Criminal Law, volume 2, page 380:

     Thus, if one confines another, even a prisoner, who has not had the small-pox, with an infected person, whereby the one confined takes the distemper and dies, he is chargeable with murder.

3. imputable
   • 1853 The Speeches of the Right Honourable Charles James Fox in the House of Common

     These cruelties are not, indeed, chargeable on Mr. Hastings personally; but when I state, that he levied an unjust war, the consequences that follow he is guilty of.

• 1859 John Thomas Arlidge - On the state of lunacy and the legal provision for the insane

  The law provides for the occasional visitation of pauper lunatics in asylums chargeable to parishes, by a certain number of the officers . . .