bottomless

adjective

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bot·tom·less | \ ˈbä-təm-ləs

Definition of bottomless

1 : having no bottom a bottomless chair

2a : extremely deep

b : impossible to comprehend : unfathomable a bottomless mystery

c : boundless, unlimited

3a [from the absence of lower as well as upper garments] : nude bottomless dancers

b : featuring nude entertainers

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Examples of bottomless in a Sentence

the wealthy couple are generous hosts, providing a bottomless supply of food and drink the killer threw the gun into what he thought was a bottomless pit

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