pealess

English

Etymology

From pea +‎ -less.

Adjective

pealess (not comparable)

1. Without peas.

   a pealess soup

   • 1988, John Feinstein, A season inside: one year in college basketball:

     It took four years, lots of time, and lots of money, but eventually they developed a pealess whistle with a higher pitch than the old whistle.

   • 2009 May 10, Ian Austen, “BlackBerry Billionaire Has the N.H.L. Buzzing”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     Foxcroft, who invented the pealess whistle and heads the Fox 40, the company that makes it, said that any hockey club owned by Balsillie would be a similar partnership.

Anagrams

• elapses, lepases, pleases, sapeles