| CEASELESS | • ceaseless adj. Without an end. • ceaseless adj. Without stop or pause, incessant. • CEASELESS adj. without cease. |
| COLESSEES | • colessees n. Plural of colessee. • COLESSEE n. a joint lessee. |
| ELDRESSES | • eldresses n. Plural of eldress. • ELDRESS n. a female church elder. |
| FEBLESSES | • FEBLESSE n. (Spenser) feebleness. |
| MENSELESS | • menseless adj. (UK dialectal, Northern England, Scotland) destitute of grace, propriety, or moderation; uncivil; immoderate. • menseless adj. (Ulster) ill-bred. • MENSELESS adj. (Scots) graceless, uncivil. |
| SELENOSES | • selenoses n. Plural of selenosis. • SELENOSIS n. selenium poisoning. |
| SENSELESS | • senseless adj. Without feeling or consciousness; deprived of sensation. • senseless adj. Lacking meaning or purpose; without common sense. • senseless adj. Without a discernible meaning or purpose, especially of a violent or evil act. |
| SEWERLESS | • sewerless adj. Without a sewer (drainage pipe). • SEWERLESS adj. without a sewer. |
| SHEETLESS | • sheetless adj. Without sheets. • SHEETLESS adj. without a sheet. |
| SLEEKNESS | • sleekness n. The quality of being sleek. • SLEEKNESS n. the state of being sleek. |
| SLEEPLESS | • sleepless adj. Characterized by an absence of sleep. • SLEEPLESS adj. without sleep. |
| SPEEDLESS | • speedless adj. (Archaic) Lacking success or prosperity; not prosperous; unfortunate; unsuccessful. • speedless adj. Without speed; slow; sluggish. • SPEEDLESS adj. being without speed. |
| SUBLESSEE | • sublessee n. (Property law) Synonym of subtenant. • sub-lessee n. Alternative form of sublessee. • SUBLESSEE n. a holder of a sublease, a lease by a tenant or lessee to another person. |
| TENSELESS | • tenseless adj. Lacking grammatical tense. • TENSELESS adj. without tenses, e.g. a language. |