homeworkless

English

Etymology

From homework +‎ -less.

Adjective

homeworkless (not comparable)

1. Without homework.
   • 1936, University of Pennsylvania Bulletin, Volume 23, page 230:

     The phrase “in our set-up" refers partly to the fact that the Walnut Street School was and still is a homeworkless school.

   • 1993, Robert E. Beckwell, Hi...Good-Bye, Detroit!, →ISBN, page 185:

     The Italian members of our class, most of whom lined-up daily in the homeworkless line, started to mentally measure the kid's feet for a pair of cement shoes.

   • 2011, Pat Schmatz, Bluefish, Candlewick Press, →ISBN, page 93:

     He's been sucking you away from the church of the homeworkless?