yamless
yamless adjective: without a yam or yams.
Adjective
yamless (not comparable)
- Without a yam or yams.
- Advice, merely. Beer is brewed from grain (cereal), malt, hops, yeast and water. It is full of starch and carbohydrates. Those who quaff more than a couple a week would find it wise (if their waistlines want worrying) to eliminate certain other sources of these elements from their diets: no morning...1974 November 25, Frederick Goodridge, “Of fermented malt and grain beverages”, in The Heights, volume LV, number 13, Boston College, page 11
- If you don't feel like cooking this Thanksgiving, that's no reason to go hamless, yamless and - heaven forbid - Spamless.2000 November 22, Cathy Gant Hill, “Let Others Cook On Turkey Day”, in News & Record
Origin of yamless
From yam + -less.
Questions about yamless
- What does yamless mean?
- Yamless means without a yam or yams.
- What part of speech is yamless?
- Yamless is an adjective.
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