rare. [f. TEEM v.1 + -LESS.] Not bringing forth young or fruit; barren.

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1687.  Dryden, Hind & P., I. 227.

                    Such fiery tracks of Dearth
Their Zeal has left, and such a teemless Earth.

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1879.  A. A. Steele, Pilgrimage of Light, I. xiv. 16.

        Oft then my heart hath fill’d with praise,
That thus the substance of my days
Had fallen, like a star employ’d
To fill the waste of teemless void.

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