Maneuverable (adjective)

1. The ability of something to be easily directed, controlled or moved.
2. Having the ability to be handled or controlled with skill and ease.

Origin:

The word maneuverable comes from the french word manœuvrer, meaning "to maneuver" which in turn comes from the latin word manu operare, meaning "to work with the hand". it refers to the ability of something to be easily directed, controlled or moved.

Examples:

1. The sports car was highly maneuverable.
2. The small boat was very maneuverable in the tight harbor.
3. The new design made the airplane more maneuverable.
4. The fighter jet was highly maneuverable in air.
5. The new steering system made the vehicle more maneuverable.