The Collaborative International Dictionary
Anchorless \An"chor*less\, a. Without an anchor or stay. Hence: Drifting; unsettled.
Wiktionary
a. Lacking an anchor; adrift
Wikipedia
Anchorless is Kacy Crowley's major label debut released on Atlantic in 1997. This album had been released as a limited edition indie release in 1996 and was re-released by Atlantic in 1998, subsequently with a different track listing.
Usage examples of "anchorless".
After Big Joe died Hoolool would have been anchorless without that Totem Pole.
The trouble is, not everyone wants to play this game—to have his theoretical inconsistencies pointed out to him and to be left with the feeling of being anchorless.
Distantly he still remembered that if he let his powers be taken away from him he stood in danger of losing Joanna, of being stripped forever of that quirky, shy, and hesitant love and left anchorless in darkness .
She was stirred by this thought, angered by that—her own injustice, Hurstwood’s, Drouet’s, their respective qualities of kindness and favour, the threat of the world outside, in which she had failed once before, the impossibility of this state inside, where the chambers were no longer justly hers, the effect of the argument upon her nerves, all combined to make her a mass of jangling fibres—an anchorless, storm-beaten little craft which could do absolutely nothing but drift.
He felt as anchorless as if he had been cast adrift in deep space, and the massive stone of the Keep impended over him as if its sheer brute tonnage bore personally on the back of his neck.
It was a sight to make sailors scurry for safe harbor, even if they were not aboard an undecked, anchorless row-boat fleeing from the iniquity of Man and the wrath of God.