rowless

English

Etymology

From row +‎ -less.

Adjective

rowless (not comparable)

1. Without rows.
   • 1983, ACM transactions on office information systems:

     Invoking Add Record causes a new copy of the form to be displayed, with all of its fields empty and with all of its tables rowless. The user may now enter data by typing into the empty fields.

Anagrams

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