shirtless
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- adjective
- /ˈʃɜrtləs/
:
sin camisa
- During the hot summer day, I saw several men playing beach volleyball shirtless.
- shirtless man
- shirtless guy
- shirtless boy
He's just seems to want to film himself shirtless in the snow.
- He's just seems to want to film himself shirtless in the snow.
- So it was basically heavy metal photos of Alex shirtless, like in spectacular places.
- And I'm sitting there playing World of Warcraft shirtless.
- Keith, you were on AGT performing shirtless with Terry Crews.
- I'm not really like a thirst trap, but I've never really posted a shirtless photo on my Instagram.
- I can't imagine anyone at a soccer game would ever go shirtless.
- So of course I'm going to climb shirtless.
- And this guy is shirtless having sex with this girl.
- There was a person shirtless across the street from them that yelled.
- Lot of cigar pictures, a lot of shirtless, oiled up waxed chests.
- What are your views on less in shape people going shirtless at the climbing gym?
Examples
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Keith, you were on AGT performing shirtless with Terry Crews.
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Or what about the shirtless biker, reading a comic book at the bar?
Fiction book (1997) -
Step forward if you agree nobody should be allowed to be shirtless in public.
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Ooh, is Cute Boy shirtless again?
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Okay, why is every guy shirtless?
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On that day, I was shirtless, wearing a dark green bathing suit instead of shorts.
Fiction book (2001) -
Meanwhile, back at the ranch, Jimmy is seated, shirtless, on a metal examining table.
Fiction book (1991) -
He's usually shirtless, but he's let himself go since the divorce.
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He felt confident walking around the pool shirtless, enjoying the warm sun on his skin.
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After finishing his workout, he stretched shirtless in the park before heading home.
Synonyms
Not wearing a shirt
Without a shirt so the chest shows
Not wearing clothes on a part of the body
Antonyms
How Dressed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shirtless breaks into shirt, the top you wear, and -less meaning 'without', like in the word 'hopeless'. So shirtless means 'without a shirt', which is why we use it for someone not wearing a top.