Crossword clues for scoreless
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
in games, 1880, from score (n.) + -less.
Wiktionary
a. no points or goals etc having been scored
WordNet
Usage examples of "scoreless".
There followed a brisk exchange of missiles, also ending in a scoreless draw, and subjecting the two humans to nothing worse than one more strange noise.
And closer to home, the Angels and Blue Devils played to a scoreless tie.
With the game scoreless half way through the first quarter, Bernie Kosar threw a fifty-six yard touchdown pass to Webster Slaughter.
Stars-Bills game was scoreless at the end of the first quarter, and as Phoebe left the field and entered the skybox, she was so tense she wished she could spend the next three quarters hiding out with a VCR and an old Doris Day movie.
ROCKFISH went scoreless in the seventh, shut down on a strikeout, and a spiffy double play started by Aubrey at short.
It was still early in the first period, both teams scoreless, but the checks were flying hard and fast between the longtime NHL rivals.
At the half it was scoreless, but Coach was still mad cause the Pirates were making us look bad.
But the game through eight innings was scoreless and, for the most part, lacking in incident, save for a couple of double plays and a base-running blunder by the Giants which had left Carlo muttering darkly about brainlock.
The soccer game was a scoreless tie between Real Madrid and FC Barcelona.
Between Bennie and the Taiwanese pitcher it was a virtually scoreless game.
Between Bennie and the Taiwanese pitcher it was a virtually scoreless game.
And closer to home, the Angels and Blue Devils played to a scoreless tie.
He knew that he had fought Morgan himself to a scoreless tie after twisting Herkimer -- and he was no soft touch -- into a pretzel in nothing flat.