lucklessness

[Eng. luckle ; -ne .] The quality or state of being luckle ; want of luck. *luck-lěst, a. [Eng. luck; -lest least.] Most unlucky. *luck'-lý, a. [English luck ; -ly.] Lucky, pros perous. lück-ỹ, a. & adv. [Eng. luck; -y.] A. As adjective : 1. Fortunate, succe ful; favored by luck; meeting with luck or succe . "Perhaps some arm, more lucky than the rest, May reach his heart." Add is on: Cato. 2. Producing or attended with luck or fortunate results; fortunate, auspicious. "What lucky chance unbound your chain?" Scott : Rokeby, vi. 6. 3. Bulky, full, abundant; as, lucky measure. B. As adv .: Too much; to exce ; exce ively; as, lucky harsh. To cut one's lucky : To run away; to decamp. lucky-dad, lucky-daddie, s. A grandfather. lucky-hood, s. The caul. ( Dunglison .) lucky-minnie, s. A grandmother. luck-ỹ, luck-iě, s. [Prob. from the adj.] A goody, a gammer, a grandam, a midwife; an old woman. lucullite