fieldless

English

Etymology

From field +‎ -less.

Adjective

fieldless (not comparable)

1. Without a field (in various senses).
   • 1855, Henry Ward Beecher, Star Papers:

     There is no grass in the fieldless, parkless city for their feet, no trees for climbing […]

   • 1999, Paulo Cappelletti, Flash memories:

     In the EPROM and ROM erase, a fieldless array is implemented to get the full scaling benefit.

   • 2004, Michael L. Lewis, Inventing global ecology: tracking the biodiversity ideal in India, 1947-1997:

     New technology is making possible fieldless fieldwork that would eliminate the possibility of combining radio telemetry and observational ecology.

Anagrams

• fellsides, seed fills