a. [f. FUR sb.1 + -LESS.] Having no fur.
1820. Botanical Register, VI. No. 471. Stems round, reddish, upright, branched, furless.
1855. Geo. Eliot, Jrnl., in Life (1884), I. 301. Though he was wrapped in fur; and we, all fur-less as we were, pitied him.
1882. C. F. Woolson, Anne, i. 7. Like gallows ready for the old traders to hang themselves upon, if they came back and saw the degeneracy of the furless times.
