a. [f. LIQUOR sb. + -LESS.] Without liquor.

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1859.  Vermont Watchman & State Jrnl., 21 Oct., 4/1. There was, too, we think, a bar (liquorless, of course,) beyond which spectators could not be admitted.

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1859.  Sala, Gas-light & D., ii. 27. The haughty Hospodar of Hungary, drinks confusion to the Bold Bandit of Bulgaria in a liquorless cup.

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1865.  Pall Mall Gaz., 15 Sept., 11/2. He is … to be bound under a solemn engagement not to be cigarless or liquorless for a single minute during the evening.

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1891.  Voice (N. Y.), 26 March. Cannot the poor man’s club be a liquorless club?

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