tearless

From tear +‎ -less.

tearless (comparative more tearless, superlative most tearless)

1. Without tears.
   • 1982, Judas Priest, “Electric Eye”, in Screaming for Vengeance:

     My tearless retina takes pictures that can prove

   • 1986, Craig G. Harris, “Cut Off from Among Their People”, in Joseph Beam, editor, In The Life: A Black Gay Anthology, page 67:

     I see us passing, one after another — tearless funerals, the widowed treated like non-entities

   • 2009 January 29, John Updike, “Requiem”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     Instead, a shrug and tearless eyes

• Laseters, Lasseter, Telessar, rateless, reslates, stealers, tesselar, tesseral