wirelessless
adjEtymology From wireless + -less.
- I've been stranded, utterly abandoned, left wireless—rather, wirelessless.2015, Joshua Cohen, Book of Numbers:
- We are wirelessless, or probably we should have enjoyed de la Mare's aperçu of Keats tonight.Quoted in: 2020, Carol Z. Rothkopf, Selected Letters of Siegfried Sassoon and Edmund Blunden, 1919–1967
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- She also reflected that a jumpy, wool-gathering wireless operator might cause less confusion ashore. But the fact remained that the yacht was wirelessless.2022, William J. Locke, Ancestor Jorico: