cheeseburgerless

cheeseburgerless adjective: without cheeseburgers.

Adjective

cheeseburgerless (not comparable)

(rare) Without cheeseburgers.
- Now back in the old days, when I was growing up, meat was forbidden on Fridays, not just during Lent, but throughout the entire year. That amounted to 52 cheeseburgerless days a year.2002 February 13, Wendel Potter, “Don’t throw up your bacon yet …”, in The Grand Island Independent, Grand Island, Neb., →ISSN, →OCLC, page 1-D, column 1
- Things must change, I understand that. But, I kind of feel like I have lost an old friend and the Island has as well. Cheeseburgerless in paradise.2002 April 29, Suzanne Elliott, “[Letters to the editor] Will miss Duffy’s”, in Bradenton Herald, volume 80, number 227, Bradenton, Fla., →OCLC, page 9B, column 3

These choices have to be made consistently, day after day, week after cheeseburgerless week.2017 July 26, Greg Bishop, “Living Like Tom [Brady]: One Sports Illustrated Writer Takes On the TB12 Method”, in Sports Illustrated, New...
Nine horrible, tedious, meaningless, worthless, baconless, cheeseburgerless, meatless years.2017 December 2, Kevin Shadow-Walker, “Various Randomness”, in What Is Wrong with You? A Collection of My Facebook Status Updates, Kage...

From cheeseburger + -less.

What does cheeseburgerless mean?: Cheeseburgerless means without cheeseburgers.
How do you use cheeseburgerless in a sentence?: These choices have to be made consistently, day after day, week after cheeseburgerless week.
What part of speech is cheeseburgerless?: Cheeseburgerless is an adjective.

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