coatless

English

Etymology

From coat +‎ -less.

Adjective

coatless (not comparable)

1. Without a coat
   • 2007 August 5, Nina Bernstein, “Safe From Persecution, Still Bearing Its Scars”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     But since the first family arrived here in March, coatless and stunned to find what appeared to be a cold desert of leafless trees, the city has become a beacon to other Gatumba survivors around the country.

Derived terms

• coatlessness

 

Anagrams

• talcoses, Castelos, Catloses, scotales, solacest, Lacostes, ale-costs, lactoses, scatoles, Costales, alecosts