pitless1
/ˈpɪtlɪs/originally and chiefly North American
adjective
Of fruit, olives, etc.: lacking a pit or stone.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Oregonian. From pit + -less.
pitless2
/ˈpɪtlɪs/adjective
Having no pit or pits; specifically (of a theatre) lacking an orchestra pit.
Origin
Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Daily News. From pit + -less.
- peliosis hepatis
- peliosis rheumatica
- pelisse
- pelite
- pelitic
- pell
- pellagra
- pellagragenic
- pellagra-preventive factor
- pellagrin
- pellagrous
- pellar
- Pellegrini–Stieda
- peller
- pellet
- pelletability
- pelletable
- pellet bell
- pellet bomb
- pellet bow
- pelleter
- pelletierine
- Pelletier, Pierre-Joseph
- pelletisation
- pelletise