sleeveless

IPA: sɫˈivɫɪs

Of a garment, having no sleeves.
(obsolete) Wanting a cover, pretext, or palliation; unreasonable; profitless; useless.

Examples of "sleeveless" in Sentences

He's not wearing anything sleeveless, which is good for him.
A cluster of giggling youths dressed in short, sleeveless tunics scurried into the hall.
I order my belle-mère, who responds with one of the many moxey mouthing offs that she carries up her stubborn sleeve, even in sleeveless summertime:
Some Afghan websites published photographs purportedly showing alcohol and dancing women in sleeveless dresses at an embassy party during the abstemious Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
I don’t think I would have begun this training regimen had I not been bombarded with constant images of Michelle Obama in sleeveless dresses and blouses waving at the adoring voters who visit her husband’s rallies.
Just as the train pulled out of the station, two really buff young men in what I call sleeveless undershirts and the younger generation calls "wife beaters" turned on a boom box and began dancing and performing acrobatics as the train roared past the local stations.