fagless

English

Etymology

From fag +‎ -less.

Adjective

fagless (comparative more fagless, superlative most fagless)

1. (UK, Ireland, colloquial) Without a cigarette.
   • 2009, Raphael Selbourne, Beauty:

     She gave him the whole cigarette and he swaggered back to the group, flaunting his trophy to the fagless.

2. (dated) That does not fag or tire; untiring.

   fagless toil; a fagless worker

   • 1883, Dugald Ferguson, Castle Gay, and Other Poems, page 30:

     That is he who, true and fagless, / Toiled for Scotland's weal and fame, / Where the name of good Lord Douglas / Still stirs up the patriot's flame.