springless

[ spring-lis ]

/ ˈsprɪŋ lɪs /

having no springs: a springless bed.

lacking liveliness or resilience; lifeless: His shoulders drooped and his walk had become springless.

Origin of springless

First recorded in 1675–85; spring + -less

"I'm afraid it would prove a springless and tiresome drive, Happie," said Miss Keren.

Six Girls and Bob |Marion Ames Taggart
Lee, jolting on a springless contrivance over an informal road, kept his hand on the bags beside him.

Cytherea |Joseph Hergesheimer
During the next half-hour the springless cart bobbed along the dark road at its slow monotonous pace.

The Woman Thou Gavest Me |Hall Caine
The telyegi, I may explain, are springless carts upon four wheels.

The Romance of the Woods |F. J. Whishaw

The ox-wagons, also springless, are quite comfortable, as the oxen move along smoothly and without jerking.

Bulgaria |Frank Fox