armless

When I go into cafes or restaurants, most have armless chairs, making it difficult to get up, because the tables are high.

All that was left of the corpse was a headless, armless torso with one leg, still wearing a stiletto-heeled boot.

But I have always been careful not to let people see me do things that they would know to be impossible for an armless man.

There is even an armless billiard-player among them; and I could not wish him a happier setting for the exercise of his skill.

He still lives, but an armless sleeve furnishes constant reminder of the terrible experience of that June day.

He was as much good there as an armless man in a billiard tournament.

Norman, peeping through a knot-hole, the gate being shut, had seen the Armless Man scratch a match and light a fire with his toes.