hurtless, hurtlesse

[Eng. hurt; -le .] 1. Doing or causing no hurt, harm, or injury harmle , innoxious, innocent. "Gentle dame, so hurtle and so true." Spenser: F. Q., L. vi. 31. 2. Receiving no hurt, harm, or injury; unhurt, uninjured, without hurt. hūrt-le -ly, adv . [Eng. hurtle ; -ly.] With out doing hurt, harm, or injury. "Both with brave breaking should hurtle ly have performed that match."- Sidney : Arcadia , bk. iii.