sackless adjective. ['saklɪs]
[Old English saclēas from Old Norse saklauss, from sak-, sǫk: see -LESS. Cf. SAC noun¹.]
1. Unchallenged, undisputed; unmolested. Long arch. OE.

2. Not guilty, innocent. Usu. foll. by of. arch. exc. Scot. OE.
b. Inoffensive; guileless, simple; feeble-minded. Scot. & north. L16.

3. Of an accusation or penalty: without just cause. ME-L16.

► In sense 1 obsolete after 16; revived by Sir Walter Scott in 19.

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