paintless

As adjectives the difference between paintless and paintless

is that paintless is without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off while paintless is without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off.

As a noun terms

is .

As an adjective paintless is

without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off.

As adjectives the difference between plaintless and paintless

is that plaintless is without complaint; uncomplaining while paintless is without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off.

As adjectives the difference between pantless and paintless

is that pantless is not wearing pants (trousers) while paintless is without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off.

As adjectives the difference between paintless and taintless

is that paintless is without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off while taintless is spotless; totally clean; free from blemish.

As adjectives the difference between paintless and painless

is that paintless is without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off while painless is free from pain; without pain or trouble.

As a noun paintress

is (archaic) a female painter.

As an adjective paintless is

without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off.

As adjectives the difference between paintless and saintless

is that paintless is without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off while saintless is lacking a patron saint.

As adjectives the difference between pointless and paintless

is that pointless is having no point or sharp tip; terminating squarely or in a rounded end while paintless is without paint; unpainted, or whose paint has worn off.