skipless

English

Etymology

skip +‎ -less

Adjective

skipless (not comparable)

1. Without skipping or omitting something; continuous; unbroken.
   • 1950, LIFE, volume 29, number 25, page 16:

     The lightest touch of paper always draws from New 51's Plathenium tip a skipless line. No blots mar the paper.

   • 2012, Stephen Webber, DJ Skills: The essential guide to Mixing and Scratching:

     Some vinyl scratch records, like the “Skratchy Seal” record, feature “skipless” tracks, where samples repeat in exactly the same spot every revolution. If the needle skips a groove or two, another instance of the same sample will be located in exactly the same spot.