| 释义 |
sack·less
\ˈsaklə̇s\ adjective
Etymology: Middle English sakles, from Old English saclēas, from sacu fault, conflict, action at law + -lēas -less — more at sake
1. obsolete : free from accusation : unmolested
2. archaic : innocent
3. chiefly Scotland
a. : weak, dispirited
b. : harmless |