omeletteless
omeletteless adjective: without omelettes.
Adjective
omeletteless (not comparable)
- Without omelettes.
- A few million hen-eggs from China / Arrived at our omeletteless shore; / Vic Huerta remarked to Carranza: / “There ain’t gonna be any core!”1914 March 28, F. Dana Burnet, “The News in Rime”, in Puck, volume LXXV, number 1934, New York, N.Y., →OCLC, column 2
- And thereafter the name and fame of the man with the thousand dozen eggs began to spread through the land. […] Dyea and Skaguay took an interest in his being, and questioned his progress from every man who came over the passes, while Dawson – golden, omeletteless Dawson – fretted and worried, and...1983 [1903], Jack London, “The One Thousand Dozen”, in Tales of the Klondike, Harmondsworth, London: Penguin Books, →ISBN, page 110
Forms of omeletteless
| alternative US | omeletless |
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Origin of omeletteless
From omelette + -less.
Questions about omeletteless
- What does omeletteless mean?
- Omeletteless means without omelettes.
- What part of speech is omeletteless?
- Omeletteless is an adjective.
Words near omeletteless in the dictionary
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