accessless
/ˈaksɛsləs/originally poetic
adjective
Having no means of access or approach; inaccessible. Later also: having no access to something.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in George Chapman (?1560–1634), poet and playwright. From access + -less.
- dauphinoise
- Dauphiné
- Davao
- daven
- davenport
- David
- David, Elizabeth
- David, Jacques-Louis
- David, St
- Davie
- Davies, Robertson
- Davies, Sir Peter Maxwell
- Davies, W. H.
- da Vinci, Leonardo
- Davis
- Davis, Angela Yvonne
- Davis, Benjamin Oliver
- Davis, Bette
- Davis Cup
- Davis, David
- Davis, Jefferson
- Davis, Miles
- Davis Mountains
- Davis, Sammy
- Davisson, Clinton Joseph