lotless

English

Etymology

From lot +‎ -less.

Adjective

lotless (not comparable)

1. Without a lot, or plot of land.
   • 1972, Vilhelm Moberg, History of the Swedish people, page 61:

     All this would tend to make a free life on the ocean wave more tempting to the lotless sons of the peasantry than a toilsome existence ashore. Sword and spear offered a better living than hoe or plough-hook.

Anagrams

• Stolles