handless
[ hand-lis ]
adjective
without a hand or hands.
clumsy; awkward: to be handless at a task.
Origin of handless
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How to use handless in a sentence
The headless and handless hulk of the giant Antigonus lies sprawling, while on his body rests Antwerp castle.
Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks | William Elliot GriffisThis man was called an hostler; and, as the war drags on, the number of these handless hostlers will increase.
Three Months in the Southern States, April-June 1863 | Arthur J. L. (Lieut.-Col.) FremantleThat Grimes part fits me like a shrinkable flannel after its first trip to a handless hand laundry.
Strictly Business | O. HenryMiles silently pointed to the handless arm which hung at his left side.
Blue Lights | R.M. BallantyneShe was handless to interfere; the San Reve clenched her white, strong teeth to find herself so much at bay.
The President | Alfred Henry Lewis
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