bottomless
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- adjective
- /ˈbɑːtəm.ləs/
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sin fondo
- We ordered the egg and hash brown special with the bottomless cup, 99 cents.
- a bottomless box
Examples
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And so I'll choose a bottomless container like this, nice ventilation.
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My sister took him to a sporting goods store one day, and as they're wandering around, he stops by a bottomless mannequin.
Blog text (24) -
Red iris, great bottomless pupil.
Fiction book (2002) -
Pulling a box of matches from one of her bottomless pockets, she lit the fire.
Fiction book (1991) -
We've added new items to our Always Proud collection, including a tank top and including a bottomless shirt.
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A bottomless barrel, it's shaped like a hive.
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Mexican-style tile, laminate cabinets, halogen lighting, bottomless carpet, two bathrooms.
Fiction book (1991) -
The next morning, determined to learn even more about the Big Thicket and perhaps score free java, I stop off at Pouland's, the Everything Store—home of the round table and the bottomless coffeepot.
Fiction book (2002) -
The magician pulled endless items from her bottomless bag, surprising everyone in the audience.
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He stared into the bottomless abyss, wondering if he would ever reach the bottom.
Synonyms
A building or shelter that has no floor and shows the ground beneath
Antonyms
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bottomless is made of bottom + -less, meaning 'without a bottom'. So it naturally describes things that have no lower surface or part, like a container or an item of clothing with no bottom piece.