IPA: /ˈwɪpləs/
KK: /ˈwɪpləs/
Describing something that lacks a whip or is without whipped cream, often used in specific contexts like horse racing or culinary terms.
The dessert was whipless, making it a lighter option for those who prefer less cream.
Whipless → It is formed from "whip" (from Old English "hwippa", meaning a tool for striking) and "-less" (meaning without). The word "whipless" means without a whip or lacking a whip.
Think of being 'without' ('-less') a 'tool for striking' ('whip') — that's why whipless means lacking a whip.