frontless

"It was that kind of war, a frontless war of great frustration.

Me, I'm leaning toward wearing this little nothing I've found - backless, frontless, sideless.

Jackets and sweaters tied around the waist: what are these but frontless skirts, with dangling arms pretending toward modesty?

On one wall is a six-burner Viking stove and to its right, frontless drawers that pull out, holding pots and pans.

Stagehands concentrated on him, and a member of the Toppers darted agilely behind frontless sets and ran wild.

The Nina Ricci backless frontless green lame dress I found in Paris for $40.

That tin pavilion was built in 1907 and suffered a suspicious fire in 1996, but has since been restored to its frontless, functional, breathtakingly unadorned state.

Above the waist it was neckless, backless and almost frontless; below, it was a very short, very tight, and clinging skirt.

Both gowns were as tight as they could be without showing stress-patterns; both were strapless, backless, and almost frontless; both hemlines bisected kneecaps.

I saw a bead of sweat drip from Carradine's forehead, trickle down his cheek, perch on the end of his moustache and fall with a small splash onto a picture of Rhonda Fleming posing in a backless, strapless, practically frontless dress.

VOLT: Then know, most honour'd fathers, I must now Discover to your strangely abused ears, The most prodigious and most frontless piece Of solid impudence, and treachery, That ever vicious nature yet brought forth To shame the state of Venice.