As adjectives the difference between sinkless and sickless
is that
sinkless is without a sink (of any kind) while
sickless is (obsolete) free from sickness.
sinkless English
Adjective
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Without a sink (of any kind).
* 2004 , Peter Atkins, Galileo's finger: the ten great ideas of science
- To see that Kelvin's and Clausius's statements are indeed equivalent, let's use a hypothetical sinkless engine to drive another hypothetical sinkless engine in reverse...
* 2009 , Margaret Donnelly, The Song of the Goldencocks
- Esther leaned against the sinkless wooden counter against the wall. The counter supported a portable gas stove and a bucket of rainwater.
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sickless English
Adjective
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(obsolete) Free from sickness.
- Give me long breath, young beds, and sickless ease. — Marston.
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