top-hatless
top-hatless adjective: without a top hat.
Adjective
top-hatless (not comparable)
- Without a top hat.
- So little had the scene at the Courthouse been prearranged, that I had left my Ulster overcoat at the hotel, and was wearing a top hat which alone must have discovered me out of a wholly top-hatless community.1920, William O’Brien, “An Appeal to Cæsar (1889)”, in Evening Memories, Dublin; London: Maunsel and Co., →OCLC, page 363
- No, at this present crisis in Tokyo, I should have found myself top-hatless just the same, with the added bitterness of feeling that the stars in their courses had fought against me.1930 March 29, Arnold J[oseph] Toynbee, “Top-Hats and Chrysanthemums”, in The Nation and Athenæum, volume XLVI, number 26, London, →OCLC, page 891, column 1
- Antonyms:
- top-hatted
Antonyms of top-hatless
Origin of top-hatless
From top hat + -less.
Questions about top-hatless
- What does top-hatless mean?
- Top-hatless means without a top hat.
- What part of speech is top-hatless?
- Top-hatless is an adjective.
Words near top-hatless in the dictionary
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