ponyless

English

Etymology

From pony +‎ -less.

Adjective

ponyless (not comparable)

1. Without a pony.
   • 2003, Nancy Springer, The great pony hassle:

     The three ponyless girls were keeping to themselves these days, and leaving Paisley pretty much alone.

   • 2004, Gideon Haigh, Game for anything: writings on cricket, page 127:

     The visitors who stepped from the Cathay in Fremantle in November came from a country where the women's game was becoming a kind of polo for the ponyless.