Without breeks or trousers; lacking breeches, particularly in Scottish English contexts.
From Scottish 'breek' (trousers) plus '-less' (without). This is a Scottish variant of 'breechless,' using the dialectal form of the word.
Scottish variations on English words like 'breekless' instead of 'breechless' show how different regions evolved their own grammar and vocabulary—it's not a mistake, it's a whole different system!
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