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adjective bot·tom·less \ -ləs \

Definition of bottomless

1 :having no bottom

a bottomless chair

2 a :extremely deep

b :impossible to comprehend :unfathomable

a bottomless mystery

c :boundless, unlimited

3 a

[from the absence of lower as well as upper garments]

:nude

bottomless dancers

b :featuring nude entertainers

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bottomlessly

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bottomlessness

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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

Recent Examples of bottomless from the Web

Tip #2: Opt for a daytime affair Unless your wedding is anchored by a bottomless mimosa bar, people are likely to drink much less during daylight hours than at a Saturday night wedding.

— rachel tepper paley, Bon Appetit, "Open Bar or Nah? How to Get Wedding Guests Drunk Without Spending a Fortune," 23 Aug. 2017
There is a total vacuum of moral leadership at the White House, a bottomless pit seemingly devoid even of basic human decency.

— will bunch, Philly.com, "Trump's shameful moral void on Charlottesville leaves America without a leader," 13 Aug. 2017
On Sundays, the chain offers bottomless blackberry, peach or red sangria for $12.99.

— doreen christensen, Sun-Sentinel.com, "Free lasagna at Carrabba's Italian Grill for National Lasagna Day," 26 July 2017
The $150 cost per person includes Turf Club seating and admission, along with an appetizer, entree, dessert and bottomless mimosas or bloody Marys.

— emily sorensen, Pomerado News, "Del Mar primed for a ‘fantastic’ racing season," 13 July 2017
Bar specials will feature bottomless coffees and mimosas, Blood Marys, and bourbon cream and coffee.

— dana mcmahan, The Courier-Journal, "Milkwood, Kaiju and Village Anchor offer fun for those 21 and older," 5 July 2017
With the option to go bottomless for only $10, Julep ranks as one of the most affordable mimosa spots, and its Champagne might just be the strongest.

— kara lewis, kansascity.com, "These 5 Kansas City brunches go beyond scrambled eggs," 3 July 2017
My next visit Mesa 21’s brunch includes a buffet with all-you-can-eat morning tacos, pancakes, burritos and other dishes along with bottomless Bloody Marys or mimosas for $40.

— lauren delgado, OrlandoSentinel.com, "Mesa 21 brings its take on Mexican cuisine to Orlando's Ivanhoe Village," 30 June 2017
Between the dollops of cream, spicy paprika and bottomless shots of pálinka, Hungarian food, much like the incomprehensible language, will bring you to your knees.

— jennifer neal, The Root, "For Those Considering Blaxit, I Present to You: Budapest," 24 June 2017

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