scrubless

English

Etymology

scrub +‎ -less

Adjective

scrubless (comparative more scrubless, superlative most scrubless)

1. Without scrubby vegetation.
   • 1990, Birding, volume 22, page 49:

     The Bar-tailed Desert Lark is found in very dry, almost scrubless areas, whereas the Arabian Warbler breeds in an area rich in acacia trees.

2. Without (the need for) scrubbing.
   • 2011, Fred Anthony Mann, Gheorghe M. Constantinescu, Hun-Young Yoon, Fundamentals of Small Animal Surgery:

     Alternatively, waterless and scrubless hand antiseptics have become popular for preparing the surgeon's skin.