English
spoonless
From spoon + -less.
Formed from spoon + -less
Proto-Germanic *spēnuz ‘chip, flake, shaving’
Proto-West Germanic *spānu ‘piece of wood, chip, shaving’
Old English spōn ‘sliver, chip of wood, shaving’
Middle English spoon ‘spoon, chip of wood’
English spoon
Today it means
adj Without a spoon or spoons.
Language periods are conventional ranges, not dates for this word.
Etymograph / spoonless