a. [f. KITH sb. + -LESS.] Without kith or acquaintances; having no one whom one knows. (Cf. KINLESS.)
c. 1750. in Ld. Campbell, Chancellors (1857), VI. cxxxiv. 250. No thanks to them [Cromwell’s Judges] kithless loons!
1861. Times, 27 March, 8/4. The kithless outcasts of every country.
1887. Farjeon, Tragedy Featherstone, I. I. i. 6. He was alone in the world, kinless and kithless.
