"donutless" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "At four feet, he was still close enough to defend the donut pile from Goliath and Whitefeather, who came down to try to get their share. Seeing them approach, Fuzz chased them off and resumed casual feeding. Next, he picked up another piece of debris and cached that nearby also, while continuing to cast glances at his two fellow ravens, whom he still had managed to render donutless.",
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          "ref": "1999, John Robert McFarland, “The Call to Either/Or”, in The Strange Calling, Macon, Ga.: Smyth & Helwys Publishing, →ISBN, page 215:",
          "text": "All the donuts were gone! The one thing in the day I had to look forward to, and it wasn’t going to happen. This wasn’t a good sign. I sat down, donutless, beside Helen, in the company of 20 strangers in orange chairs.",
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          "text": "“I’m surprised he never had kids,” Sam said, polishing off the last donut in the bag. […] A few minutes later, a donutless Hall made the turn onto Bancroft Road toward Annie’s house. What could he have said to Kevin’s mother? Sorry the donuts aren’t for you, Claudia, but I’m hoping to use them to seduce your former daughter-in-law.",
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