endless
21endless */*/ — UK [ˈendləs] / US adjective a) seeming to have no end or limit A video game will provide endless hours of fun. The possibilities were endless. b) continuing for a long time in an annoying or unpleasant way They asked endless questions about our… …
22endless — adjective 1) a woman with endless energy Syn: unlimited, limitless, infinite, inexhaustible, boundless, unbounded, untold, immeasurable, measureless, incalculable; abundant, abounding, great; bottomless, ceaseless, unceasing …
23endless — adjective 1) a woman with endless energy Syn: unlimited, limitless, infinite, inexhaustible, boundless, unbounded, ceaseless, unending, everlasting, constant, continuous, interminable, unfailing, perpetual, eternal 2) …
24endless — [ˈendləs] adj lasting or continuing for a very long time endless questions[/ex] There seemed to be an endless supply of food at the meeting.[/ex] endlessly adv …
25endless — adj. 1 infinite; without end; eternal. 2 continual, incessant (tired of their endless complaints). 3 colloq. innumerable. 4 (of a belt, chain, etc.) having the ends joined for continuous action over wheels etc. Phrases and idioms: endless screw a …
26endless — See endless, innumerable …
27endless — adjective 1》 having or seeming to have no end or limit. ↘innumerable: we smoked endless cigarettes. 2》 (of a belt, chain, or tape) having the ends joined to allow for continuous action. Derivatives endlessly adverb endlessness noun …
28endless — end•less [[t]ˈɛnd lɪs[/t]] adj. 1) having or seeming to have no end; boundless; infinite 2) interminable or incessant 3) made continuous, as by joining the two ends of a single length: an endless chain[/ex] • Etymology: bef. 900 end′less•ly, adv …
29Endless Wire (The Who album) — Endless Wire Studio album by The Who Released 30 October 2006 …
30Endless Ocean — North American cover art Developer(s) Arika Publisher(s) Nintendo …
