wistless

English

Etymology

From wist +‎ -less.

Adjective

wistless (comparative more wistless, superlative most wistless)

1. (obsolete) Unknowing; unaware.
   • 1748, Glocester Ridley, “Psyche: or, The Great Metamorphosis”, in A collection of poems. By several hands., volume III, London:  […] R. Dodsley, Stanza XX, page 26:

     So ore Avernus, or the Luerine lake, / The wiſtleſs bird purſues his purpos'd flight: […]