cumberless

English

Etymology

cumber +‎ -less

Adjective

cumberless (comparative more cumberless, superlative most cumberless)

  1. unencumbered
    • 1831, James Hogg, The Skylark:
      Bird of the wilderness,
      Blithesome and cumberless, / Sweet be thy matin o'er moorland and lea.
    • 1800, Annual Register, volume 4, page 7:
      […] a train of women (with their cumberless retinue) belonging to the prince and the great officers.
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