toothless

IPA: tˈuθɫʌs

Examples of "toothless" in Sentences

Seat the delegates by all means but they must remain toothless – they broke the rules.
He agreed the days of the Australian Press Council, which he called a "toothless tiger", could be numbered
I enjoyed it FAR FAR more than AVATAR. alnst agree on the flying scene. it's impressive. and toothless is cute.
The hearing also highlighted partisan differences, as agents raised concerns about existing gun laws one called "toothless."
For there are some creatures which from birth are without sight, or without teeth, but these are not called toothless or blind.
That would come as some surprise to all of those people who have been criticizing the CPRA as completely toothless, which is just about everybody.
Wolpert wouldn't have been at all surprised by this, as he makes clear: the gruel of the toothless is an oddly moveable feast, and the older people get, the older they believe "old" to be.
SNOW: Now, in addition to establishing a peace treaty, a former UNIFIL official says unless there is a clear mandate, there will be what he describes as a toothless U.N. peacekeeping force that will turn out only to be a disaster -- Wolf.