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bottomless

bottomless

1 7.7
Not wearing clothes below the waist
  • adjective
  • /ˈbɑːtəm.ləs/
  • NSFW
translation icon : sin ropa interior
  • He was surprised to find his friend sunbathing bottomless in the backyard.
  • topless and bottomless

Examples

  • At the beach, she noticed a toddler playing in the sand, completely bottomless.

  • As the three topless—and now bottomless!

    Fiction book (1995)
  • I love 'em when they're bottomless.

  • Why are you bottomless?

  • Fillmore for live jazz and bottomless pomosas.

    Blog text (14)
  • Hence, the bottomless party.

  • Is she really this foolish? To go out topless and bottomless at times, knowing very well she is in high demand for scandalous pictures?

    Blog text (31)
  • Among the reasons cited for this apparent decline are social changes in the United States, manifested in part by the emergence of topless and bottomless bars, and the spread of pornography shops and massage parlors.

    Academic text (1991)
  • But, listen to me, funerals are much better than rehab for playing the sympathy card, so what I want you to do is take as many selfies as you can of yourself in the shower, shirtless, bottomless, I don't care, in the coffin, by the coffin, hugging the corpse.

  • During the play, the character hilariously forgot to wear pants, resulting in a bottomless scene.

Synonyms

bare-assed
vsbottomless
  • Offensive
2 9.6

Completely without clothes with the bottom showing

is about nudity only below the waist rather than full undress
bare-ass
vsbottomless
  • Offensive
2 9.9

Completely without clothes

focuses on being without clothing only below the waist

Compounds

bottomless pit
  • Informal
3 6.3

A situation that always needs more money or help

Surface Forms

bottomless positive

Morphology

bottomless = bottom (semi-transparent) = bottom + less

Formed from 'bottom' meaning lower garments or lower body + '-less' to indicate lacking clothing below the waist; derivation is regular but depends on a particular sense of 'bottom'.

Etymology

Bottomless is built from bottom and -less, and because bottom can also mean the lower part of the body, bottomless can mean 'not wearing clothing below the waist'. In other words, the idea of 'without a bottom' explains this meaning too.