grainless

English

Etymology

From grain +‎ -less.

Adjective

grainless (not comparable)

1. Without grain.

   grainless silage

2. Free from grainy texture or appearance.
   • 1934, Popular Science, volume 125, number 4, page 78:

     making grainless enlargements

   • 1973 January, Popular Mechanics, volume 139, number 1, page 52:

     Highlights start blocking up and shadows turn to featureless black far sooner than on normal films — but the shadows are a very lovely black, because shadow areas of the two new films are clear and grainless.

Anagrams

• resignals, arselings, seal rings, salerings, signalers, sangliers, seringals, Salingers, glariness