squidless

From squid +‎ -less.

squidless (comparative more squidless, superlative most squidless)

1. Without squid.
   • 1974, Wonders of the world of the albatross‎^[1], page 51:

     The birds find their own squid, although, after a long, squidless search, an individual may join other feeding albatrosses briefly.

   • 2003, Trillin, Calvin, Feeding a yen: savoring local specialties, from Kansas City to Cuzco‎^[2], page 45:

     As I finish the last bite and begin to deal with the olive oil stains on my shirt, I am buoyed by the thought that the sort of New York joints that once went from being totally squidless to being buried in fried calamari will soon have pan bagnat as a familiar menu item.

   • 2009, McCaffrey, Anne, Deluge‎^[3], page 281:

     I know where they are, Murel told her. The water’s a bit shallower there too, and squidless, so it would be easier for me to come and go. No offense about the squid...