Examples
“` ` Maister Ringan Aikwood Poinders, I do not know what you call sackless, --- but let alone all de oils and de soot dat you say he has, and I will tell you I was dis night robbed of fifty pounds. by your oil and sooty friend, Edies Ochiltree; and he is no more in your barn even now dan I ever shall be in de kingdom of heafen. '”
“Maister Ringan Aikwood Poinders, I do not know what you call sackless, -- but let alone all de oils and de soot dat you say he has, and I will tell you I was dis night robbed of fifty pounds by your oil and sooty friend,”
““Maister Ringan Aikwood Poinders, I do not know what you call sackless, — but let alone all de oils and de soot dat you say he has, and I will tell you I was dis night robbed of fifty pounds by your oil and sooty friend, Edies Ochiltree; and he is no more in your barn even now dan”
“Then stood Regin staring on the earth a long while, and presently thereafter spake from heavy-mood: “Mine own brother hast thou slain, and scarce may I be called sackless of the deed.””
“Then stood Regin staring on the earth a long while, and presently thereafter spake from heavy-mood: "Mine own brother hast thou slain, and scarce may I be called sackless of the deed.”
“Just another example of the impotent sackless dem leadership that lets this a$$hat have any chairmanship or caucus with them.”
“I'll be the first to admit that the Dems are for the most part a bunch of corrupt, inept, sackless weenies but how in the name of God could anyone vote for the Republicans?”
“Enter Maybin, who received a reported $14 million in guarantees while being held sackless in two seasons with the Buffalo Bills.”
The Wall Street Journal: On Paper, Maybin Looks an Awful Lot Like Gholston
“In Ellis's case, he's sackless and has just seven tackles through six games.”
“Notes: After setting a franchise record with three straight sackless games, the Vikings had six on Sunday.”
The Huffington Post: Brett Favre Ignites Big Comeback In Minnesota
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hernesheir (adj., Yorkshire dial.) - foolish, ineffectual, simple, stupid. From ON saklauss "innocent", "not guilty". Aug 6, 2009