harpoonless
harpoonless adjective: without a harpoon.
Adjective
harpoonless (not comparable)
- Without a harpoon.
- It radiates like the shadows of steam until deep beneath the muscular tissue, a chasm, and a devastating zone of starless space, thoughtless unborn material; beneath the blubber loose and sentient on the skeletal, and even the color of color, lies a single thin silver gleaming stream, that itself...1974, Richard Grossinger, The Book of Being Born Again into the World, North Atlantic Books, page 121
- Apparently it remained a discrete, local tradition in spite of its inherent usefulness to any other lakeside people, and in spite of any evidence that those harpoonless neighbors were qualitatively less intelligent.1995, James Shreeve, The Neandertal Enigma, Avon Books, page 263
Origin of harpoonless
From harpoon + -less.
Questions about harpoonless
- What does harpoonless mean?
- Harpoonless means without a harpoon.
- What part of speech is harpoonless?
- Harpoonless is an adjective.
Words near harpoonless in the dictionary
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