Empty. Also, clear of. Of a burden: Useless. Obsolete.

Serving no useful purpose; not beneficial; useless, pointless. In early use also: †incompetent, incapable (obsolete).

Useless, unavailing; good for nothing, worthless. Cf. noughty, adj. 3b. Now Scottish and English regional (northern).

Useless, of no service, unprofitable.

Useless; = inutile, adj.

Of material things: useless, worthless. Obsolete.

Devoid of useful qualities; fulfilling no worthwhile aim or profitable purpose; not serving the proposed or desired end; unserviceable, ineffectual.

Unprofitable, useless. (Very common in 17th cent.)

Of no use or utility; useless. Cf. service, n.1 24. Now rare.

That provides no aid; useless, unhelpful. Obsolete.

Without construction. That does not produce anything; esp. that fails to produce or achieve anything useful; ineffectual, useless.

Of a thing: devoid of any useful qualities; serving no useful purpose or end; useless, worthless.

Useless, worthless; = nought, adj. 2. Now rare.

Without value, valueless.

colloquial (originally U.S.). Of a thing: annoying; objectionable; useless; silly. Frequently used as an intensifier expressing exasperation or…

Unsatisfactory; disappointing; failing to live up to expectations or hopes.

Useless, broken; finished; = puckeroo, adj. Cf. puckeroo, v.