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grainless

English

Etymology

grain +? -less

Adjective

grainless (not comparable)

  1. Without grain.
    grainless silage
  2. Free from grainy texture or appearance.
    • 1934, Popular Science (volume 125, number 4, page 78)
      making grainless enlargements
    • 1973, Popular Mechanics (volume 139, number 1, January 1973, page 52)
      Highlights start blocking up and shadows turn to featureless black far sooner than on normal films — but the shadows are a very lovely black, because shadow areas of the two new films are clear and grainless.

Anagrams

  • Salingers, arselings, glariness, resignals, salerings, sangliers, seal rings, signalers

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trainless

English

Etymology

train +? -less

Adjective

trainless (not comparable)

  1. Without a train (in various senses).
    • 1867, The Popular science review, Volume 6 (page 82)
      At the radiant point itself, it was a subject of general remark, the meteors appeared trainless, and shone out for a moment like so many stars...
    • 1982, The Economist, Volume 284 (page 43)
      Mr Ray Buckton, the Aslef boss, is as miserable as most trainless commuters, though most of the public sees him as the villain.

Anagrams

  • snarliest, sternalis

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