a. [f. WOMAN sb. + -LESS.] Without a woman or women; having or containing no women.
1833. Arkansas Advocate, 18 Sept., 4/3.
| And after months of womanless ennui, | |
| Thinking each eye as bright as adamant. |
1846. in Worcester.
1859. Athenæum, 10 Dec., 771/2. It is a strange arena, the womanless world of cassocks.
1872. M. Collins, P’cess Clarice, I. xvi. 254. Arthur Swingate found himself womanless.
1912. Engl. Rev., June, 494. Mr. Macdonald Hastings has suddenly burst into the public eye with a womanless play called The New Sin.
