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sailless |
As a noun terms
is .
As an adjective sailless is
(used of boats) lacking a sail.
skilless |
sailless |
As adjectives the difference between skilless and sailless
is that
skilless is while
sailless is (used of boats) lacking a sail.
railless |
sailless |
As adjectives the difference between railless and sailless
is that
railless is without rails while
sailless is lacking a sail.
sailless |
soilless |
As adjectives the difference between sailless and soilless
is that
sailless is (used of boats) lacking a sail while
soilless is lacking home soil; dispossessed.
jailless |
sailless |
As adjectives the difference between jailless and sailless
is that
jailless is without a jail or jails while
sailless is lacking a sail.
sailless |
mailless |
As adjectives the difference between sailless and mailless
is that
sailless is (used of boats) lacking a sail while
mailless is without mail (armour).
snailless |
sailless |
As adjectives the difference between snailless and sailless
is that
snailless is without snails while
sailless is (used of boats) lacking a sail.
sailless |
tailless |
As adjectives the difference between sailless and tailless
is that
sailless is (used of boats) lacking a sail while
tailless is without a tail; not having a tail.
nailless |
sailless |
As adjectives the difference between nailless and sailless
is that
nailless is without a nail or nails while
sailless is lacking a sail.
sail |
sailless |
As a noun sail
is a piece of fabric attached to a boat and arranged such that it causes the wind to drive the boat along. The sail may be attached to the boat via a combination of mast, spars and ropes.
As a verb sail
is to be impelled or driven forward by the action of wind upon sails, as a ship on water; to be impelled on a body of water by steam or other power.
As an adjective sailless is
lacking a sail.